51. Royal Wedding Debrief with Camilla Tominey

Fortunately... with Fi and Jane

BBC

Tv & Film, Society & Culture

4.8 • 5.9K Ratings

🗓️ 25 May 2018

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

Camilla Tominey, Royal Editor and Political Editor at the Sunday Express, joins Fi and Jane in the pizza for some Royal Wedding post-match analysis. Camilla was broadcasting for a big American network from the roof of a hotel, Jane was stationed by the sign to Legoland on the turning off the A30, and Fi was on the sofa struggling to hear the sermon over the sound of her son eating a bag of particularly crunchy crisps. Camilla reveals some fascinating insights into the lives of the monarchy, and shares stories from her career as a royal reporter.

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0:00.0	This is the BBC.
0:02.0	I followed your progress around Windsor on Twitter.
0:05.6	I was almost on one session.
0:07.2	I wanted more.
0:08.7	Oh, well, on air, because I didn't get on a lot.
0:11.6	I have to confess I didn't even hear you on air.
0:14.1	I just say it doesn't break my heart.
0:15.7	You're not alone.
0:17.1	Yeah.
0:18.0	I don't know what the listing figures were like
0:21.2	for radio coverage of Harry and Meghan's big day.
0:24.8	But let's be really frank about it.
0:26.6	A lot of households in the 21st century
0:29.5	do have televisions, don't they?
0:31.1	They really do.
0:31.9	They do.
0:32.8	I suspect there'll be a lot of people
0:34.3	who got stuck in roadworks on the bypass
0:36.4	on the way back from the garden centre or something
0:38.2	who might have listened to the radio for a while.
0:40.7	But I'm a realist.
0:43.0	No one could ever accuse me of not being a realist.
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