Towards the end of her life when she should have been sailing into sunlit uplands and enjoying her platinum jubilee and being celebrated by everybody.

You had these other dramas which must have caused her an enormous amount of stress.

And that's what I can't forgive the Sussexes for in particular.

You say that she had a lady in waiting present for her meetings with the couple. What was that about? Stopping them taking photographs, I think. Oh, wow. Right, okay. There's some lovely detail about the end of Jeeke's life. Yes, well, I mean, the night before he died, you know, he went along with his emophane. And he found having a beer all by himself.

So he gave his nurses the slip. Yeah, he gave his nurses the slip.

In just a week from now, you could be joining us for a live recording of a Right Roll

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We'll be commemorating the life of the late Queen Elizabeth II with the author Robert Hardman.

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Welcome to the latest episode of a Right Royal podcast with me, Andrea.

And me, Emily.

It's been a tumultuous start to the week as Buckingham Palace finally confirmed

the King and Queen's state visit to the US and the King's solo royal visit to Bermuda,

but it hasn't been without some controversy. Prince Harry's long-running legal case against

Associated Newspapers Limited has finally concluded after 11 weeks, with a ruling expected to follow.

But he's also preparing for a big trip to Australia and will be giving you more details on what he and Megan will be

getting up to down under. Meanwhile, after a huge challenging couple of months for them, Buckingham

Palace has confirmed that Princess Beatrice and Eugenie will not be joining the King and Queen at Windsor for the Easter service. And as we approach the late Queen Centenary, will be speaking to the author Hugo Vickers, whose new biography, Queen Elizabeth II, has made some fascinating revelations. Shall we get going? Let's do it. Supposed to be a quiet week, you would think, Emily. Holy week? Well, I've told you before about using that word. I know. I know. There's never such a thing as a quiet week. Now, it all started with a very big announcement from Buckingham Palace, which we kind of knew was coming. We did. So this is the King's State visit to the United States and then a royal visit he's making to Bermuda.

And we did know that this was on the cards, but they have been waiting.

They've been biding their time before making this announcement.

And I think it's fairly obvious why, you know, the world is in a very precarious state at the moment.

There's a war going on in the Middle East.

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