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Drink

A claret to toast the Queen – and forget the Prime Minister

11 June 2022

9:00 AM

11 June 2022

9:00 AM

It was an extraordinary weekend. The various spectacles had something for all tastes: pageantry on Horse Guards; solemnity in St Paul’s; the street party of all street parties on the Mall. And there was also food for thought. What does this tell us about the monarchy, and about Britain?

I discussed it with a French friend, abetted by some moderately serious claret.

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