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Hello and welcome to a special edition of the News Quiz at the end of a week of morning,

contemplation and tribute after the death of the Queen.

As we record, we are still within the national period of morning and the Queen is lying

in state in Westminster Hall, so this will be a rather different show to regular news

quizzes as we reflect on the last week and the last 70 years as well as looking at some

of the other news from the UK and the rest of the known universe.

I am Andy Zoltzman and I'm joined by Aisha Hazareka, Zoe Lyons, Lucy Porter and Steve

Punt.

And now whatever your views are the monarchy and its role in this nation's past, present

and future, this has been an emotional and historic week as we come to terms in our many

different ways with the death of the woman who's been the figurehead of this country for

more than 70 years.

So tell us your thoughts during this strange week, Lucy, how's it been for you?

Well, I've been moved because my mum, she loved the Queen so much, she was born just a few

years after the Queen and I think she always felt like they'd been through life together

and I think for a lot of people in that generation she had that sort of feeling like they'd

lived their lives in parallel even though they've been very different worlds, very much the

way I feel about Kylie Minogue.

Kylie probably doesn't know me but I always respect her and take an interest in her work.

So it's been a week because we have loads of royal memorabilia at home because my mum,

when she died, we got all the memorabilia so we have got more tea towels with the royal

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