The wounds reopened by Queen Elizabeth II’s death

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Teka Teka Explains

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We live in a confusing time, bombarded everywhere by so much content. Let Teka Teka Explains be your guide. We cut through the noise and dig into the weeds to bring you insights you won't get from the daily news grind. We take you further than our regular Teka Teka reports--so you can make better sense of the world around you

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The wounds reopened by Queen Elizabeth II’s death

Teka Teka Explains

17 minutes 19 seconds

3 years ago

The wounds reopened by Queen Elizabeth II’s death

As soon as the reign of Britain’s longest-serving monarch came to an end, people came for the crown jewels, the monarchy, and the Commonwealth. Here’s why.

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