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Live from the News Building in London, this is Pearce Morgan Uncensored.

Good evening from London. Welcome to Pierce Morgan Unsensitive. A year ago tomorrow, Britain changed irrevocably.

It was a day that I and many others have waited for and frankly dreaded for my entire adult life.

The late Queen was 96 when she died.

A failing health had been a subject of speculation, of course, for months,

and we'd all watched her becoming steadily older and more frail for several years.

But part of her magic was that aura of invincibility.

She was the ever-present comfort blanket, as much much a fact of life as the changing of our seasons.

We all knew that one day that awful day would come and we all knew that we would miss the queen enormously.

We all knew that things were going to have to change. The only thing I got wrong is exactly how much I think we miss Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth

the second.

Our monarchy didn't just lose its figurehead.

It lost much of a sparkle, the magic since she died.

Britain seems at the same time to have completely lost the plot.

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