Summary of The Queen in Her Own Words (ITV)

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Queen Elizabeth II delivers a speech in which she discusses her goals for her reign, her duty as monarch, and her dedication to her country and people. She talks about her ancestors, who she credits with teaching her the importance of service and sacrifice. The speech is well-received, and the queen's work ethic is praised.

• 00:00:00 Queen Elizabeth II has been on the throne of England for over seven decades, during which she has dedicated herself to her nation and its people. She has been praised for her neutrality and for her ability to connect with people on a personal level. The queen has made over 200 official visits to 116 countries, hosted over 4 million items of correspondence, and received over 100 honors.
• 00:05:00 The Queen delivers a speech in which she discusses her goals for her reign, her duty as monarch, and her dedication to her country and people. She talks about her ancestors, who she credits with teaching her the importance of service and sacrifice. The speech is well-received, and the queen's work ethic is praised.
• 00:10:00 The Queen's words in this video reflect on her past, her role as head of state, and her values. She discusses her relationship with Prime Ministers and how they have helped her learn and grow. She also talks about her interactions with young people, praising their creativity and innocence.
• 00:15:00 The Queen spoke to young people about the importance of their future and the responsibility they have to their country and the world. She hosted over a thousand investitures, awarding degrees and medals to young people every year. She was often surprised by the things young people accomplished and was very impressed by their dedication and hard work.
• 00:20:00 The Queen delivers a Christmas speech every year to children of employees of Buckingham Palace. The speech reveals her understanding of her importance on the world stage and her passion for travel.
• 00:25:00 The Queen visits victims of the London bombings and expresses her condolences. She has been a strong supporter of the people of her kingdom throughout her reign, and during difficult times like the London bombings she shows solidarity with her subjects.
• 00:30:00 The Queen gives a speech in which she discusses the importance of unity and how she cannot forget the crown she was crowned with. She also discusses the difficult year 1992, and how it was wearing on her. She explains that criticism directed at her and her family was not warranted and that it only made her hurt more.
• 00:35:00 The Queen in her own words discusses the death of Princess Diana in 1997, her grief and how it was captured by the nation. She also discusses how Prince Philip has been a constant support throughout her reign and how he has brought energy and commitment to the role of Prince of Wales.
• 00:40:00 This video introduces the Queen and her relationship with Prince Philip. The Queen writes about their love in a letter, which is a touching and open read. Their marriage lasted all the years that it did go uh is testimony to the fact that they were in love with each other. The Queen was able to enjoy more time with her grandchildren than she had with her own sons and daughters. Their 50 years of marriage was remarkable.
• 00:45:00 The Queen in her own words discusses her maternal instincts, how they led her to become a great grandmother, and how she continues to provide hope to the nation during times of crisis.
• 00:50:00 The Queen in her own words talks about her experiences during her reign, her reflections on the past year, and her plans for the future. She also references an aboriginal proverb.
• 00:55:00 This video features Queen Elizabeth II discussing her life and work. She discusses her experiences as the monarch of England, her work ethic, and her thoughts on the role of the monarchy. Queen Elizabeth II discusses her life and work in this video. She discusses her experiences as the monarch of England, her work ethic, and her thoughts on the role of the monarchy. Her words provide insight into the life of a royal, and her attitude and perspective offer a unique perspective on the role of the monarchy.