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Alright, now then Judith. Well, that was a bit of a turn up for the books, wasn't it?

Last week. It was a massive shock it was. Was it a shock to you? It was a... Yeah, of course

it was. I mean, because we all saw the photo, didn't we, of her greeting list trust. And

she looked her cheery self, although I didn't know she had... She looked tiny though. All

tiny, yeah, really frail, obviously. Yes. But did you notice her hand was sort of bruised?

Yeah. Did you see that? Oh, I definitely noticed that, because I've noticed that with not

so much my mother, but my aunt, you know, when she went, I just thought, it's really sort

of naive and childish of me, but it's that, all part of that fairy tale thing of the Queen

where you just thought, oh, she'd just go on forever and ever. As long as I live, you

know, the Queen would be alive. It's just ridiculous. But when I remember my aunt was having

heart problems, I mean, she had open heart surgery on her 95th birthday and recovered

and she still said, yes, she still walks the hairdressers. Actually, I think he's come

to stop. He's just, she's 96 herself now. My auntie, I mean, I think the Queen was there.

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