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Queen Elizabeth II 1926 - 2022

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Published: 10 Sept 2022 › Updated: 10 Sept 2022Queen Elizabeth II  1926 - 2022

Queen Elizabeth II 1926 - 2022


The events of the last few days have rocked our nation.
For 70 years, Queen Elizabeth II has been a constant in British life.
Her dedication to a life of service and not fame.
Her attention for others and not herself.
Her sense of duty and not celebrity.
Her strong Christian faith that was her foundation upon which her life was built.
We now stare into the unknown, the abyss.
The anchor of tradition has been cut from the United Kingdom.
What does this mean for our future, our society and Britain's place in the world?
This episode Peter focuses on the biggest story of the week, the death of Queen Elizabeth II and he will give his honest assessment of where we find ourselves.
Many will ask where was the Queen during the destruction of lockdown and the threat of medical tyranny?
Where was she as we tried to free ourselves from the clutches of the EU?
Where was she during the moral and cultural collapse we have seen over the past few decades?
And what can we expect from King Charles III?
We look at all of these and pull in comments from our viewers and supporters on the various live-chat platforms for discussion.

Originally broadcast live 10.9.22

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