SIR DAVID ATTENBOROUGH grabbed the attention of viewers with his impressive appearance alongside Dame Darcey Bussell for Queen Elizabeth II's procession on ...
BBC viewers flocked to social media to share their admiration for the veteran documentary maker who impressed with his spritely looks. He continued: "It's a seismic event, it's the longest reigning monarch in British history, who has left us at the age of 96." When announcing the death of Queen Elizabeth II he emotionally stated: "A few moments ago Buckingham Palace announced the death of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The TV veteran declared: "We are all focussed on the same event that happened a week ago and we are all in this particular state of suspension in between these two acts. He told the presenter: "I think what is evident is the affection displayed by so many people, by so many parts of the world. Hannah Macinnes tweeted: "How to concentrate on other work, as I really should be doing, when BBC News have the great David Attenborough in the studio as a commentator and it's all so strangely compelling."
Queen Elizabeth II was interviewed by Sir David Attenborough at Buckingham Palace for a one-off documentary special in 2018.
At the time of filming the documentary, both the Queen and David Attenborough were 91. Hailing from the lovely city of Dublin, she mainly covers the Royal Family and the entertainment world, as well as the occasional health and wellness feature. The 'magical' clip is just one of the many sweet memories of the Queen, who made history as Britain's longest-serving monarch, to have resurfaced online in the days following her death at [Balmoral Castle last week](https://www.womanandhome.com/life/royal-news/balmoral-castle-queen-prince-philip-370428/). She then insists, "It wasn't in the shade originally", suggesting "maybe we can move it." That it was planted in the shade?" "Isn't it good, yes?"
Huw Edwards presented the procession and was joined by David Attenborough on the BBC broadcast. The 96-year-old national treasure revealed he was born just two ...
[ here ](https://queenelizabethiitributes.com/)or leave a tribute to her [ here ](https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/uk-world-news/queen-elizabeth-ii-leave-your-24969227). Huw Edwards presented the procession and was joined by David Attenborough on the BBC broadcast. I can't listen to this" It symbolised dignity, profundity and responsibility." He said: "I suppose there are things that words won't do but actions can carry and symbolise. Elizabeth II's coffin was transported from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster, where it will lie in state for four days.
The British broadcaster, who was born just two weeks after the Queen, joined Robert Hardman and Huw Edwards on the BBC broadcast on Wednesday afternoon.
The family stood silently for the short service that the late monarch had put together with the Church of England before she died aged 96. When the Queen arrived, Charles, William and Anne saluted. The UK cannot cope.' Where is the bubble wrap? Sir David and the late Queen's friendship stretched back years. Where is the cotton wool?
The 96-year-old veteran broadcaster was welcomed by royal admirers, who demanded that he be 'wrapped in bubble wrap' and kept 'protected'
Where is the bubble wrap? Where is the cotton wool? WHERE IS THE PROTECTION FROM ALL THE PUBLIC GERMS??? The choirs of Westminster Abbey and His Majesty's Chapel Royal, St James's Palace performed Psalm 139 as the Queen's casket entered Westminster Hall. WHERE IS THE PROTECTION FROM ALL THE PUBLIC GERMS???โ FeathersInDevon๐ปโฟ๏ธ๐ถ๐ฆ๐ผ๐๐๐๐ณโจ๐ (@featherfusions) Charles, William, and Anne saluted as the Queen's casket came in. They shared a decades-long friendship. "Can we crown david attenborough as our king instead of charles??" "Sir David Attenborough and Queen Elizabeth II were born in the same year, 1926. The 96-year-old [veteran broadcaster was welcomed by royal admirers](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-11211853/BBC-viewers-delighted-David-Attenborough-helps-coverage-Queens-procession.html), who also demanded that he be "wrapped in bubble wrap" and kept "protected." He also commented on King Charles' passion for the environment, saying: "He shares that point of view about the relationship with the natural world and took extreme lines when they were not as popular or widespread as they are now. William and Harry put aside their acrimonious dispute to stand with their spouses, Kate and Meghan, in Westminster Hall to pay respect to the Queen as she Lay-in-State.