and then> john bercow? very familiar with th' south window with her father's coat of arms display.÷÷ so into saint stephens hall, and this is the main area that lead÷ up to the central lobby of the houses of parliament, standing on the÷b side of the royal chapl of saint stephens, a very, very interesting part of the palace because this is what house of commons sat back until the chapel was destroyed in the westminster hall, now maze and same on the two chambers can't set to do those, but i love explaining the little bit of adjustment today because of into the central office where thegcgkgjgjgngngl staff in the central lobby there. many of them working, some ofeft them will be working ingt the offices a cross-section of staf! for their work. so as we enjoy the images in westminster hall, let's stay with his because we will see some of the main parts leaving. but in the meantime, i would like to reflect on what we have heard, principally the response to the two addresses. what did you draw from that?oúoú >> i

the lord speak are joining in and the speaker of the commons john bercow, too. her majesty acknowledging the applause. and what happens now is that the two speakers will approach the thrown again and the queen will present them with a copy of the royal response to their royal address today. the two speakers take their place for the national anthem. her majesty once again acknowledges the applause. the queen just taking in the prolonged display of affection and loyalty here at westminster hall. ♪ ♪ [ playing "my country tis of thee ] >> lord chamberlain steps forward to excourt her imagine city into st. stevens hall, which is just up to the left. and the queen is going to meet some members of parliamentary staff and thank them for their work and service. so the queen there referring i think to the great window and then mr. bercow explaining that the knee window will be insolid on the north side. the queen of course very familiar with the south window with her father's coat of arms displayed very prominently in it. into st. stevens hall. this is the main area that

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