Royal Christmas broadcasts from George V to his great-grandson Charles
The outbreak of war in 1939 firmly established the tradition of the Christmas broadcast when George VI sought to boost morale.
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The outbreak of war in 1939 firmly established the tradition of the Christmas broadcast when George VI sought to boost morale.
The outbreak of war in 1939 firmly established the tradition of the Christmas broadcast when George VI sought to boost morale.
When the King makes his first Christmas broadcast to the nation on Sunday, let us hope that he fares better than his great-grandfather George V, who started this royal festive tradition 90 years ago.
The King will talk to Britain and the Commonwealth on the 90th anniversary of the first such message, by his King George V
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