What was it like to meet Queen Elizabeth II?

What was it like to meet Queen Elizabeth II?

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We look at some of the broadcasts delivered by Queen Elizabeth II including her first radio address to the children of the Commonwealth on 13 October 1940. Former BBC royal correspondent Jennie Bond looks back on the Queen's significant moments in front of a microphone.

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