The Queen's address proved she's the single most abiding link to our past

'The Queen is the single most abiding link to our past – and in these difficult times the strength of that continuity cannot be underestimated'

If, like me, you have felt comforted and cheered by the Queen’s address to the nation last night, you will also be wondering what such a moment is actually for.

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