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Talking to after a while... yes, yeah. ..because she'll chat to you as if you're almost her next—door neighbour, you know? and you think, "gosh, this is the queen of england!" and that's a view shared by ian shearman, an artist from gloucestershire whose sculpture of the renowned horse breeder peter burrell was unveiled by the queen in newmarket in 1996. i don't know what you expect, but she isn't anything like that. she's...like you're talking to your grandmother, or you're talking to somebody in the street. she's very easy to... yes, to be around. she's remarkable, a most impressive charac...

Here are the family announcements carried in the Gazette this week.

Archie wanted to bust you out? yeah. he's got quite a vivid imagination, i think. we first heard from maggie late last year. like so many, trapped in her nursing home, unable to have visitors. life's not worth living, really. that was when her grandson hatched the plan. there wasn't a ring of fire outside, but they came. today, she lives with her son tom and his young family, who have spent thousands adapting their home. but she is campaigning for those she sees as being left behind in the pandemic. applause yesterday, maggie helped deliver a 260,000—name petition to downing street, calling ...

Like so many, trapped in her nursing home, unable to have visitors. life's not worth living, really. that was when her grandson hatched the plan. there wasn't a ring of fire outside, but they came. today, she lives with her son tom and his young family, who have spent thousands adapting their home. but she is campaigning for those she sees as being left behind in the pandemic. yesterday, maggie helped deliver a 260,000 name petition to downing street, calling for care home residents to be allowed the same freedoms as the rest of society. there must be laws for people in care homes, who haven't...

Today, she lives with her son tom and his young family, who have spent thousands adapting their home. but she is campaigning for those she sees as being left behind in the pandemic. applause yesterday, maggie helped deliver a 260,000—name petition to downing street, calling for care home residents to be allowed the same freedoms as the rest of society. there must be laws for people in care homes who haven't got anyone to speak up for them. mum has been very lucky. we are privileged to have the space and the means to have busted mum out with the plan that archie hatched. i think there are tho...