The Queen's speech from the throne in the State Opening of Parliament. Seated left of the Queen, the Prince of Wales, next to the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh with Princess Anne seated right. Holding the Sword of State, Field Marshall Viscount Montgomery of Alamein.

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