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Reporter: Motorists in[br]parts of the capital.

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Trains are stopped or running hours behind[br]schedule from major London railway stations.

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The Prime Minister is facing criticism for[br]failure to deal with the mounting crisis.

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London Airport is closed again[br]today, with all flights grounded.

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Male 1: Piss.

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Reporter: The unmoving fog, which[br]has spread to over 30 miles wide,

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is likely to cause complete darkness[br]by two o'clock this afternoon.

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Princess Elizabeth:[br]Are you all right?

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You're not.

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Come on, let's get you up.

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Queen Mary: No, no.

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I'm fine. I promise.

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It's just because[br]the window was open.

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Now, go to work.

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You've got a job to do.

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Winston Churchill: Let us start[br]with the unrest in Egypt,

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where anti-colonial passions continue to run[br]high and where our soldiers continue to come

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under fire from[br]nationalist insurgents.

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It is vital that we remain and[br]successfully defend the Suez Canal,

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a point that I will be making in[br]person to the Commonwealth heads

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when I host them for the[br]weekend at Chequers.

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Queen Elizabeth II:[br]Weather permitting.

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Winston Churchill: Indeed.

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Queen Elizabeth II: What is the[br]latest information that you have?

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Winston Churchill:[br]About the weather?

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It's fog, ma'am.

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It will lift eventually.

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Queen Elizabeth II: I was hoping[br]for something more scientific.

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Winston Churchill: Then I will ensure[br]that a barometric report is included

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in your box tomorrow, complete[br]with isobars and isohumes.

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It has been an unusually cold winter and[br]there are only so many things that I,

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as Prime Minister, am prepared to[br]inflict on your subjects as a reward

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for winning a World War and prevailing[br]over fascism, evil, and tyranny.

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Letting them freeze[br]is not one of them.

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Queen Elizabeth II: You do[br]not seem unduly concerned.

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Winston Churchill: I'm not.

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Queen Elizabeth II: You do know that my late[br]father wrote many years ago to your predecessors

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to express his deep concern about the inner city[br]power stations that your party was building.

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Winston Churchill: Indeed.

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And I was sympathetic with your[br]father's concerns at the time.

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I also have sympathy with the leader[br]articles in the newspapers today,

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baying for blood,[br]wanting my head.

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People have to be[br]angry at someone.

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But as a leader, one cannot[br]simply react to everything.

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We need the power stations.

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We need the coal.

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People need to burn coal[br]to warm their homes!

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It is weather.

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It will pass!

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Queen Elizabeth II:[br]Well, I do hope so.

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Not least because my husband's[br]mood is intolerable.

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Winston Churchill: Why?

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Queen Elizabeth II: Well,[br]being caged in like this.

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He can't fly.

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Winston Churchill: Fly where?

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Queen Elizabeth[br]II: Well, nowhere.

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He's learning to fly.

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Winston Churchill: Whatever for?

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Have we not enough qualified pilots[br]to take him where he needs to go?

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Queen Elizabeth II: No,[br]he wants to fly himself.

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It's a boyhood dream.

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It's what he's always wanted.

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Winston Churchill: Why was[br]government not consulted?

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Queen Elizabeth II: Because[br]it's a private matter.

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And I am in favor.

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Winston Churchill: Nothing you or His[br]Royal Highness do is a private matter.

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And the father of[br]the future king

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of England risking his life[br]needlessly is quite unacceptable!

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Queen Elizabeth II: Please, do not curtail[br]my husband's personal freedoms any further.

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You've taken away his home.

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You've taken away his name.

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There comes a time where one[br]must draw a line in the sand.

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Winston Churchill: And the job of drawing[br]that line falls to Cabinet, ma'am.

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Not to you.

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Something your dear late papa would certainly[br]have taught you had he been granted more time

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to complete your education!

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And now, our time is up.

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Until next week.

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[inaudible]

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