Good evening. I'm Pais Morgan. Uncensored tonight, inside the royal family with the legendary Tina Brown, the Navy SEAL who took up Bin Laden, reveals how he would deal with Putin, a TV baddest dad and my favorite TV character right now. Brian Cox is here live. But first, it's my brain dump.

The Queen's Buckingham Palace Garden Parties are as much a part of British culture as

strawberries and cream, rumoured and tennis, and moaning about the weather. There are chance for

thousands of ordinary people who have often achieved extraordinary things in their communities to be celebrated and honoured in the presence of perhaps the greatest ever Britain.

So like many people, I was saddened today to hear that the Queen won't attend any of the parties this summer over ongoing health concerns.

Who knows if she'll ever be able to do it again?

She's 96 now, recently recovered from COVID

and increasingly struggling with her health and mobility.

She lost her beloved husband, of course, of 73 years, Prince Philip, last year.

And the antics of some of members of her immediate family

would have added significantly to her stress.

My sadness isn't that she'll be missing tea and cucumber sandwiches

with the great British public on the palace lawn,

is that this moment in a way signifies the beginning, perhaps, of the end of a truly golden age in British public life.

This remarkable woman has steered the whole Commonwealth for 70 years with dignity, duty, stoicism,

and that marvellous but increasingly maligned virtue a British of upper lip.

That's 13 years longer than I've been alive, and I'm no spring chicken.

She's also of this country's greatest expor.

Ask anyone from America to Australia, it's hard to think of any living person

who is viewed with more global admiration and respect than Queen Elizabeth II.

She's even held in grudging regard by those who want the monarchy abolished. When the Queen finally passes on, and I hope it won't be for a long while yet,

it will be a massive seismic loss to Britain and to the world.

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