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00:235104, your strength 5.
00:25Roger that, Benson.
00:26We're passing through flight level 17 and 2,500.
00:30Roger, 5104, report approaching 2,500.
00:34Benson, weather is light overcast, wind calm.
00:37Thanks, Benson.
00:40We're hoping for a straight-in visual approach to runway 01.
00:44Roger, 5104, that is approved.
00:47To your descent, report reaching 2,500.
00:50Roger, Benson.
00:525104, 6,567, military service.
00:578104, 815.
00:581,500.
00:59He's ready to sun.
01:00Blue ning.
01:01Blue ning.
01:03Blue ning.
01:04Blue ning.
01:04Blue ning.
01:06Blue ning.
01:10Blue ning.
01:11it hath pleased almighty God to take out of this transitory life unto his divine mercy
01:18the late, most high, mighty, and illustrious Prince Edward, Albert, Christian, George,
01:27Andrew, Patrick, David, Duke of Windsor. Sometime the most high, most mighty, and most excellent
01:38monarch, Edward VIII.
01:45By the grace of God, of Great Britain, Ireland, and the British dominions beyond the seas,
01:53king, defender of the faith, emperor of India, uncle of the most high, most mighty, and most
02:03excellent monarch, our sovereign lady, Elizabeth II, who may God preserve and bless with long
02:13life, health and honour.
02:28I wanted to thank you for writing such lovely letters to David in his final days.
02:34It meant a great deal to him. And he wanted you to have this, which I gave him in 1939.
02:48A pocket watch and a compass? With an inscription? No excuse for going in the wrong direction.
03:01I'm sorry not to see your girlfriend.
03:05She's picking me up after this.
03:06Yes.
03:07We're spending the evening together before I return to Dartmouth, but don't tell anyone.
03:11It's a secret.
03:13She's not official.
03:14Yes.
03:16Is she the one?
03:19Yes.
03:21I think so.
03:22Then if I may offer two pieces of advice.
03:26Never turn your back on true love.
03:30Despite all the sacrifices and all the pain, David and I never once regretted it.
03:40And the second?
03:42Watch out for your family.
03:43Okay.
03:44They mean well.
03:47No, they don't.
04:14I saw her.
04:17A black widow.
04:21Wallis.
04:24It's funny, old Crow.
04:27She stared at me.
04:29It spooked me, rather.
04:31She gave me a warning.
04:33About what?
04:35My family.
04:38Mummy?
04:39Goodbye, darling.
04:42Bye, Malia.
04:43Bye, Malia.
04:43Bye, Malia.
04:44Who are you?
04:45Dartmouth unbearable?
04:47What a question.
04:51I don't know, Dickie.
04:52It'll be the making of them.
04:54Just remember, acting left in it doesn't mean you're in a bloody play.
05:00it's funny
05:02I looked at them as I was leaving
05:04and my mother
05:07father, grandmother
05:08aunt, even my sister
05:10and I thought
05:12that's what they must have looked like to him
05:16who?
05:18the last prince of Wales
05:21poor lost soul
05:22we just buried
05:26he wasn't like them
05:27he was brighter
05:30wittier, more independent of thought
05:33more
05:34true to himself
05:38and so
05:39they united against him
05:42and in that moment
05:46as they looked at me in some
05:48god awful way I realised
05:53I just replaced him
05:57he wasотрop
06:23that wasAmerican
06:26and there was so
07:32But you can't afford it.
07:34Give it a go.
07:35Go on.
08:22In recent days, tensions have dramatically escalated between the government and the national union of mine workers.
08:29And the resulting blockade now threatens to close the government's last remaining stockpile of coal.
08:43My friends, it is time.
08:46No more standing at the bottom looking up.
08:49It's time to make us feel tired.
08:51We close every mine across this country.
08:54And we will continue to freeze stockpiles till they open their ears.
08:59Open their hearts.
09:07What you're seeing here today is the beginning.
09:10The beginning of the working classes saying enough.
09:13We have tried to reach agreement with management, with government, but the capitalist establishment is bent on crushing the working
09:22class movement.
09:23So today, we're tearing up that agreement.
09:26And from now on, we are men of action.
09:27And we will achieve our aims by any means necessary.
09:53Prime Minister, Your Majesty.
09:56I'm sorry, Prime Minister.
09:57They mean no harm.
09:58All animals mean harm.
10:01They're but a meal away from barbarism.
10:10One item on the agenda above all others, I'd say the miners' strike.
10:14Oh.
10:16Which, like a fever dream, a sharp and sometimes painful interlude of madness will soon pass.
10:22Will it?
10:23On the surface, their demands seem quite reasonable.
10:26A wage increase in line with factory workers, and public sympathy for them seems to be growing.
10:31People are sentimental and easily swayed.
10:35No, the issue that confronts us is far more important.
10:39Economic probity, ma'am.
10:40But if the strike continues?
10:42Then it will end in defeat and humiliation for the mine workers.
10:47We, the government, have been quietly moving coal stocks from pit heads to power stations these past weeks.
10:53We have eight weeks of reserves.
10:55By which time we will have wrapped up this whole messy affair.
11:00We are prepared.
11:06Are you warming to him yet?
11:08Mr. Heath?
11:09Hmm.
11:09I'm not sure there's much to warm to.
11:11Give him time.
11:12He's rusty.
11:13Not the first woman in decades he's had a meaningful relationship with.
11:17It's what his enemies have always held against him.
11:20What?
11:21Well, the fact he never married.
11:23People find it hard to trust a leader without a wife and family.
11:28Apparently there was a doctor's daughter.
11:30It was love at first sight.
11:34And she waited for him throughout the war.
11:37Only for Heath to chicken out at the last moment.
11:40So she married someone else.
11:42Where'd you get all this from?
11:44Some chap I met who knew Heath of old.
11:47Thinks that he, uh, never moved past it.
11:51How sad.
11:54There you are.
11:57When you find the right one, snap him up.
12:02As a central theme, it's perfect.
12:05For what?
12:06Your speech to mark our 25-year wedding anniversary.
12:10Why my speech?
12:11Because it's your turn.
12:13I made the one on our 10th anniversary.
12:17Something of a triumph, as I recall.
12:22One pretty shoe.
12:24Speaking of love at first sight,
12:26I had the opportunity to read some of Charles' letters to Uncle David about his feelings for the Shand girl.
12:32I think we need to take it seriously.
12:34Why?
12:35I think he's really fallen in love.
12:38You don't love a girl like Camilla Shand.
12:41She's...
12:43She's a bit of fun.
12:45And a welcome distraction from the rigors of the Navy.
12:50The first few months can be pretty tough.
13:00Strange things, daydreams.
13:03Get hungry, Windsor.
13:04You're safe during the 6 a.m. drills.
13:07All that shouting, exertion, rather blows the cobwebs away.
13:13You're even fairly safe in class.
13:16I mean, there's a rigor to astro-navigation in which one can lose oneself.
13:22No, the time you're most vulnerable is when you're out at sea.
13:28Something about the waves.
13:31One begins to disappear.
13:34And then suddenly, you're somewhere else entirely.
13:39And there's a feeling I've never had before.
13:43A sense of safety.
13:45And belonging.
13:48And all that loneliness having vanished.
13:54It's all rather miraculous.
13:57I think you are miraculous.
14:01Tell me, is there any part of all this that's surprised you?
14:06Of what?
14:08A friendship.
14:10You should ask if there's any part of this that hasn't surprised me.
14:15A good surprise?
14:16I think so.
14:17You don't sound certain.
14:19No, I am.
14:20I think.
14:22You seem to be doing a lot of thinking.
14:24It's a worse thing one can do.
14:27Why?
14:28I love thinking.
14:30Yes, and that's what makes things so confusing.
14:34It all gives them clarity.
14:37Not in this instance.
14:40But what we have is special.
14:42I know.
14:44But that's what makes things so confusing.
14:47Because I wasn't supposed to fall in love with you.
14:50None of this was supposed to happen.
14:53What?
14:54Damn, why?
14:55Hello.
14:55What was supposed to happen?
14:57Hello?
14:59We've run out of coins.
15:02Hello?
15:02I don't know.
15:32I don't know.
16:02I don't know.
16:13I don't know.
16:41I don't know.
16:46It's not the college.
16:49Well, then what is it?
16:54Camilla.
16:56Sheld.
16:59You two are still losing one another, are you?
17:03We are.
17:05I like her very much.
17:07Good, good.
17:11I like her very much indeed.
17:14Mm-hmm.
17:15The situation is complicated.
17:19I'm not the only interested party.
17:22Oh.
17:24You mean the donkey walloper, Parker Bowles?
17:27Mm-hmm.
17:28Dickie, I don't want to lose her.
17:30Dear boy, you're not going to lose any woman.
17:34You're the Prince of Wales.
17:36I mean I don't want to lose her ever.
17:39Mm-hmm.
17:45She's the one.
17:53Now I think you understand what I'm saying.
17:57And why I'm going to need your help.
17:59With the family.
18:14Eyes.
18:15Right.
18:21Eyes.
18:22Front.
18:38My fault entirely.
18:41For Shan, a girl, was there never meant to be an opportunity for an inexperienced boy to sow his wild
18:47oats?
18:51That's why I encouraged it, indulged it.
18:54I never expected him to develop feelings.
18:57Let alone nurture thoughts of...
18:59Don't even say it.
19:00It's madness.
19:02And as soon as that girl's back where she belongs, with Derek's boy, the better.
19:06Mm, I agree.
19:09How shall we handle this?
19:11Well, I can take care of Charles.
19:13Nice long posting overseas will bring him to his senses.
19:17I'll speak to everyone at the Admiralty.
19:19Eight months on the other side of the world, it'll soon go away.
19:23Mm, let's hope so.
19:26Can I leave the Shams and a park of Bowles families to you?
19:30With pleasure.
19:32Mm.
19:33Mm.
19:36Mm.
19:38Mm.
19:38Mm.
19:39Mm.
19:39Mm.
19:40Mm.
19:41Mm.
19:41Mm.
19:42Mm.
19:46Mm.
19:46Mm.
19:50You play the organ, don't you?
19:53I do.
19:55And the pianoforte?
19:56Yes.
19:58What smooth, elegant hands you have.
20:00Long, delicate fingers.
20:05You ever seen a pit, Mr. Heath?
20:07Of course.
20:07Not on your television.
20:09In person.
20:14Then, let's help you get acquainted.
20:28Pick it up.
20:31Go on.
20:33Touch it.
20:36Smell it.
20:42It's the next time you're playing the organ in some cathedral, having lofty thoughts in
20:46the heavens close to God.
20:48Think of my members, my comrades, down there in the heat and the darkness, digging for coal,
20:53because when they go to work and break their backs and risk their lives, they're nowhere
20:58near God.
20:59They're in hell.
21:01And they're doing that day in, day out, so that you and everyone else in this country
21:05can have heat and electricity and power.
21:08We will make no progress if you concentrate only on our differences.
21:11No, you're wrong.
21:12That's the only way we'll make progress.
21:14Until you recognize the miners' contribution to this country is what keeps the lights on
21:19in factories, schools, hospitals, and grand rooms like these, then there could be no agreements
21:24made with the NUM.
21:26Let's talk for a minute about grand rooms like this.
21:29I'm just as much a stranger to rooms like this as you are.
21:32My father was a builder.
21:34I got here because I'm the leader of a political party elected by the people of this country
21:39to lead their government.
21:41This is not my home.
21:42This is the home the people of this country give the Queen's first minister.
21:46It is grand because we respect democracy.
21:50You can make simple assumptions about who I am by virtue of the fact that I play the organ.
21:55My parents couldn't afford to buy a piano for me.
21:58They had to pay for it in installments from a shop in Margate.
22:02Let's not waste time on bogus disagreements about a class struggle between you and me.
22:08I come from a background not so far removed from you.
22:14But I have chosen democracy unlike you.
22:18And I will not have you or any other hoodlum come in here and threaten a democratic government
22:24with undemocratic strikes.
22:26This government has its policy and will not be deviated from it.
22:32Ever.
22:38And we have ours.
22:43And nor will we.
23:01Now that talks between the government and the mine workers have broken down,
23:05the Prime Minister has come up with a scheme for nation-wide power cuts to conserve energy.
23:11Christ.
23:12I've seen battle plans that are less complicated.
23:15Well, that's exactly what the government is calling it.
23:16A battle plan to defeat the miners.
23:20And we expect these power cuts to start soon?
23:23Yes, ma'am.
23:23And for how long?
23:25For the rest of this month.
23:27Perhaps even a year.
23:28What?
23:29This will devastate the country.
23:30Indeed.
23:31There will be interruptions to the normal functioning of government and the judiciary and the civil service.
23:36Hospitals may have to carry out operations by torchlight.
23:41But Mr. Heath is confident of victory.
23:47As Prime Minister, I want to speak to you simply and plainly tonight about the grave emergency now facing our
23:56country.
23:58In the House of Commons this afternoon, I announced more severe restrictions on the use of electricity.
24:07We are asking you to cut down to the absolute minimum it's used for heating and for other purposes in
24:14your home.
24:16In industry, we are limiting the supply of electricity to almost all factories, shops and offices to three days a
24:25week.
24:26In terms of comfort, we shall have a harder Christmas than we have known since the war.
24:35In the kind of country we live in, there can be no we or they.
24:41It is only us.
24:44All of us.
24:48If the government is defeated, then the country is defeated.
25:18Major and Mrs. Shand, Your Majesty, and Mr. and Mrs. Pocker-Bowles.
25:30Thank you for coming, Major Shand.
25:32Your Majesty.
25:33Mrs. Shand, Your Majesty.
25:35Derek.
25:36Your Majesty.
25:37Anne.
25:37Your Majesty.
25:39Please.
25:52You're probably wondering why I've invited all here this afternoon.
25:56It's a slightly delicate matter.
25:58Something of an imbroglio involving your son, Derek, your daughter, Mrs. Shand, and my grandson, the Prince of Wales.
26:11Mr. Winsor.
26:12You want you on the quarter deck.
26:14Captain's office.
26:16Sir.
26:22Winsor, come in.
26:33We now have the results from the exams, and the examining body has concluded that you have met the necessary
26:40criteria to undertake your duties as Officer of the Watch.
26:45Your first official posting.
26:48Congratulations.
26:56Am I allowed to know where to?
27:00Oh, Christ, not again.
27:02Jenkins, fetch another lamp and some candles, will you?
27:05Yes, sir.
27:06Oh, Christ.
27:07Oh, Christ.
27:14Oh, Christ.
27:16Oh.
27:19Oh, Christ.
27:30Oh.
27:44your royal highness
27:48martin sir i wonder if the queen might have a minute for me
27:52uh it's not the best moment sir she's writing a speech
27:54could you tell her i've come all the way from dark that it's very important
27:59of course
28:10excuse me sir excuse me sir
28:14excuse me sir
28:23your majesty will see you now
28:31sorry to interrupt mummy
28:33i didn't know you're on leave i'm not then why are you here
28:40i've come to ask you a question
28:45i've been given a posting eight months in the caribbean
28:50that's not a question i'm not happy about it
28:55still not a question all right
28:58here's the question
29:01did you arrange it
29:02why would i have arranged it
29:05to separate us break us up
29:08who
29:09camilla shand and me
29:10you just said you've been given a promotion
29:12a posting not a promotion
29:14and one that makes no sense i'm not eligible for a posting yet
29:17i'm not qualified
29:18people make all kinds of exceptions for members of the royal family
29:21not the navy
29:22they pride themselves on making no exceptions
29:24ever my question is did you
29:26or anyone else in this family have something to do with this
29:31why would we do that
29:32i've no idea
29:33because she's not intact
29:36or not the right family
29:38or because she has a mind of her own
29:40or perhaps just because it amuses everyone
29:42to take two people who are perfectly happy together
29:44and to find a reason to break them up
29:46because there is history of that cruelty in this family
29:48well i won't stand for it
29:50i won't be pushed aside like uncle david
29:52or aunt margot
29:54i won't stand for it
30:04martin
30:09queen elizabeth and lord mountbatten
30:12i'd like to see them as soon as possible
30:14together
30:29everything was fine
30:31everyone was getting what they wanted and needed from the arrangement
30:35until the boy started talking about love
30:37but what if it is love
30:38shouldn't it be allowed to run its course
30:41i was allowed to marry my choice
30:42that was different
30:43his rank was different the feelings were the same
30:46the times were different
30:48his past was different
30:50philip was a royal prince
30:52does that still matter in this day and age
30:54it does
30:55the system is too
30:58fragile too precious
31:00to let in unpredictable elements
31:02dangerous elements
31:03camilla isn't dangerous
31:04she's the first woman charles has met that gives him confidence
31:07and comfort and self-belief
31:10qualities i think we all agree he will one day need
31:12i understand
31:14you are both taking steps to protect the crown
31:17but given the history of this family
31:18i don't think we can afford to break up two people that truly love one another
31:22we've learnt that lesson time and time again
31:24trust me
31:26this is anything but love
31:28dicky
31:32there is something you should know
31:58the children use it
31:59and all the children move
32:02game
32:28game
32:58game
33:02god what's all this
33:04come in darling
33:20we'd like to ask you some questions
33:23and it's important
33:24while answering those questions
33:26that you remain clear-headed, unemotional, rational and calm.
33:32As opposed to what?
33:33The hysterical and neurotic way I normally behave.
33:39We need to talk to you about your brother.
33:42Which one? I have three.
33:44Charles.
33:47Go on.
33:48Specifically the suitability of his match with Camilla Shand.
33:54Match?
33:55We believe it's his intention to ask her to marry him.
34:01Fine.
34:03As long as he's prepared for there to always be three in the marriage.
34:07The third being?
34:09Andrew Parker Bowles.
34:12Camilla's first love and the man she's still devoted to.
34:14She's not devoted to Charles.
34:16She likes Charles, but she's obsessed with Andrew.
34:20Spare me.
34:26How do you know all this?
34:28Because I was briefly caught up in it myself.
34:32Wait a minute.
34:33When?
34:34Then, in the past.
34:35It doesn't matter.
34:38It was all very straightforward.
34:39He got what he wanted, which was to make Camilla jealous.
34:42So I got what I wanted, which was a bit of fun.
34:46Fun?
34:46Yes.
34:47Sorry, Mummy.
34:47It was.
34:56Is that it?
34:57Inquisition over.
34:58Can I go now?
34:59Thank you, darling.
35:04I hope that wasn't too emotional for you all.
35:14I'd like to speak to Mummy alone.
35:16Right.
35:18That's our cue.
35:21Queens only.
35:38I'm not sure I know where to begin.
35:41Obviously.
35:41Poor Charles.
35:42Stupid, naive Charles.
35:44Yes.
35:45And Anne.
35:46Yes.
35:47I mean, who'd have thought it?
35:54So, what's the next step?
35:55The families have been spoken to.
35:57A date has been set for Camilla to be married to the Parker Bowles boy.
36:00Good.
36:01All that's missing is for someone to let them know.
36:05Will you tell Charles?
36:07That would achieve nothing.
36:08It would achieve a great deal.
36:10It would clear the air.
36:12And since you approve of the decision, as his mother and queen,
36:16it's the right thing to do.
36:17It would only create rancor and resentment.
36:20And while I may approve of the decision,
36:22none of this nonsense was my idea.
36:27Dickie can do it.
36:29This is his mess.
36:59You're listening to Thomas.
36:59You're listening to Thomas.
37:14During yesterday's extended power cuts, it was almost impossible for many families who depend on electricity to cook or to
37:21heat and light their homes.
37:24Summer camping stoves and old paraffin lamps have been brought out of the attic and dusted down.
37:29It's now almost impossible to buy a candle, a stove or a heater.
37:34In ironmongers, it's always the same notice and orders for fresh supplies have been in for days.
37:40With millions now unable to work, people have taken to the streets and tensions are starting to rise.
37:50There are now genuine fears for the stability of the country and the maintenance of law and order.
37:56I don't know where to begin.
38:00What to say.
38:03Is it true? Do you love Andrew?
38:06It's complicated.
38:08Nothing complicated about it.
38:10It's a yes or no answer. Do you love him?
38:17Yes. In a manner of speaking.
38:20I'm such a fool.
38:23But the more time I spent with you, the more I got to know you, the more my feelings changed.
38:29Transport is waiting, sir.
38:35Obviously not enough.
38:36But that's not true.
38:39Whatever anyone tells you, you must believe that my feelings for you are real.
38:46Then why have we allowed them to do this?
38:48Because apparently this way it'll be better for everyone.
38:52In the long run.
39:27If it were the occasional blackout, I would understand.
39:30But when it disrupts everyday life up and down the country, indeed threatens lives,
39:35threatens law and order, I do begin to wonder whether we really have taken the right course of action.
39:39Well, ma'am, the government is not to blame.
39:41The National Union of Mine Workers has been given every opportunity and has rejected offer after offer.
39:46Alas, a more than generous package worth 48 million pounds was met with wholesale contempt.
39:52But that does not explain the blackouts.
39:54I distinctly remember you assuring me that the government had stockpiled enough coal to weather any storm.
40:00And yet, here we are.
40:01It's true. The strikes have lasted longer than we anticipated.
40:05And the stubbornness of the miners and unions has been considerably more violent.
40:10I think we can safely say there has been stubbornness on both sides.
40:13And one does wonder if we have failed to understand the scale of the miners' anger.
40:17Indeed, if we have failed to understand them as people.
40:21?
40:31ERNENT
40:33BUZZ IS
40:33VIN
40:33?!
40:34conséqu
40:36?
40:38?
40:39?
40:39?
40:40?
40:42?
40:44?
40:45?
41:17Wedding anniversary speech written?
41:20Yes.
41:21Excessively gushing in the liege man of life and limb department.
41:26I do feel slightly for Charles.
41:30Yes.
41:33It will hurt.
41:35And for a while it might even feel like a betrayal.
41:40But then you'll come to his senses and it will be forgotten.
41:46I hope so.
42:07I must admit, my Lord Mayor, that the first 25 years of marriage have rather crept up on us.
42:16I'm not much given to philosophizing, but from time to time one is presented with an opportunity to reflect upon
42:25what has contributed to the success of something.
42:29And in the case of our marriage, it's family.
42:33The rock upon which any enduring marriage must surely be founded.
42:38A network of brothers, sisters, mothers and fathers, cousins and relations.
42:47A filigree of a thousand tiny threads, woven together by blood, kinship and trust.
43:04Only there, within that crucible of family relationships, can a successful union between two people be forged.
43:16Fealty, allegiance, obedience, and devotion.
43:22These are Christian values that sustain a marriage.
43:27And that bind a family together.
43:34To realize that elusive state of being a happy family is a tireless struggle.
43:40A battle.
43:43A battle.
43:44But it is a battle worth fighting.
43:47For there is nothing in life to match it.
43:53The right kind of partnership with the right kind of partner is the foundation on which a successful family must
44:04rest.
44:07Marriage is a proposition some in the modern world would question.
44:13But it is a proposition about which, when asked, I can reply plainly and unequivocally.
44:23I am for it.
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