Sarah Findley
A Nation Says Goodbye
Queen Elizabeth II. Just the name alone symbolises duty, constancy, and stability. As the longest reigning monarch in British history, it often felt like Queen Elizabeth II would be a part of our lives forever. Her Majesty’s peaceful passing on 8th September 2022 closed the great Elizabethan age and opened the door to a new era of the monarchy. Her death sent shock waves of emotion across Britain. And yet, the late Queen remains an immortal figure in our hearts, memories, and imagination. In true British tradition, the nation said goodbye to its beloved Queen.
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Elizabeth and the Presidents
Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning monarch in British history. She ascended to the throne, and was crowned Queen at the age of 27. During her 70-year reign, Her Majesty witnessed a record 14 U.S. Presidents walk through the White House doors. From the end of World War Two to the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Elizabethan age saw great changes to American society. Some Presidents flourished. Others faltered in the face of division and uncertainty. But, Queen Elizabeth II remained a constant symbol of hope and duty, quietly watching history unfold from across the Atlantic. This is… Elizabeth and the Presidents.
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When the Windsors Met the Reagans
Although close allies for decades, the U.K. has one major difference to its American cousin: the Monarchy. Presidents have come and gone for hundreds of years with each political party fighting it out for a place at the White House. And yet, the British Monarchy has remained a constant, witnessing the rise and fall of governments from across the Atlantic. But what happens when one of the world’s most powerful political leaders meets one of the world’s most powerful families? This is When the Windsors Met the Reagans.
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Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones
On 6th May 1960, Princess Margaret married photographer and designer Antony Armstrong-Jones. In true Margaret fashion, the Princess had broken a centuries long tradition and married a commoner. The first British Royal to marry a non-aristocrat in 400 years. The partnership broke down class barriers, widened Margaret’s social circles beyond aristocracy, and brought a sense of fun to the monarchy. Actors, singers, celebrities, and Bohemians all wanted the chance to mingle with the famed couple. The one of a kind pairing changed royal marriages forever and catapulted the monarchy into the 20th century.
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When the Windsors Met the Obamas
Although close allies for decades, the U.K. has one major difference to its American cousin: the Monarchy. Presidents have come and gone for hundreds of years with each political party fighting it out for a place at the White House. And yet, the British Monarchy has remained a constant, witnessing the rise and fall of governments from across the Atlantic. But what happens when one of the world’s most powerful political leaders meets one of the world’s most powerful families? This is When the Windsors Met the Obamas.
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When the Windsors Met the Bushes
Although close allies for decades, the U.K. has one major difference to its American cousin: the Monarchy. Presidents have come and gone for hundreds of years with each political party fighting it out for a place at the White House. And yet, the British Monarchy has remained a constant, witnessing the rise and fall of governments across the Atlantic from a distance. But what happens when one of the world’s most powerful political leaders meets one of the world’s most powerful families? This is When the Windsors Met the Bushes.
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From Churchill to Truss: The Queen's Prime Ministers
From war to strikes, Brexit to Westminster scandals, Queen Elizabeth II witnessed vast changes over the course of her 70 year reign. As the longest reigning Monarch in British history, Her Majesty the Queen worked with a record fifteen Prime Ministers, forming a unique relationship with each and every one. Prime Ministers came and went, but the late Queen remained a figure of calm and constancy during periods of political turmoil and division.
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Finding the King's Voice
He came into power when the crown was in a time of crisis, and steered the country through a turbulent period when the world was in the midst of change. With Hitler’s Nazi regime threatening the very freedom of Europe, George VI mustered the courage to combat his personal ailments, inspire the British people, and prove that he did in fact have a voice.
Apple TVApple iTunesWhen the Windsors Met the Obamas
Although close allies for decades, the U.K. has one major difference to its American cousin: the Monarchy. Presidents have come and gone for hundreds of years with each political party fighting it out for a place at the White House. And yet, the British Monarchy has remained a constant, witnessing the rise and fall of governments from across the Atlantic. But what happens when one of the world’s most powerful political leaders meets one of the world’s most powerful families? This is When the Windsors Met the Obamas.
Apple TVApple iTunesElizabeth and the Presidents
Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning monarch in British history. She ascended to the throne, and was crowned Queen at the age of 27. During her 70-year reign, Her Majesty witnessed a record 14 U.S. Presidents walk through the White House doors. From the end of World War Two to the Covid-19 Pandemic, the Elizabethan age saw great changes to American society. Some Presidents flourished. Others faltered in the face of division and uncertainty. But, Queen Elizabeth II remained a constant symbol of hope and duty, quietly watching history unfold from across the Atlantic. This is… Elizabeth and the Presidents.
Apple TVApple iTunesWhen the Windsors Met the Bushes
Although close allies for decades, the U.K. has one major difference to its American cousin: the Monarchy. Presidents have come and gone for hundreds of years with each political party fighting it out for a place at the White House. And yet, the British Monarchy has remained a constant, witnessing the rise and fall of governments across the Atlantic from a distance. But what happens when one of the world’s most powerful political leaders meets one of the world’s most powerful families?
Apple TVApple iTunesWhen the Windsors Met the Reagans
Although close allies for decades, the U.K. has one major difference to its American cousin: the Monarchy. Presidents have come and gone for hundreds of years with each political party fighting it out for a place at the White House. And yet, the British Monarchy has remained a constant, witnessing the rise and fall of governments from across the Atlantic. But what happens when one of the world’s most powerful political leaders meets one of the world’s most powerful families?
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Manufacturing Death: Birth of the Atomic Bomb
The birth of the atomic bomb changed the world forever. The advent of nuclear weapons not only brought an end to the largest conflict in history but also ushered in an atomic age and a defining era of "Big Science."
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