CHRISTOPHER STEVENS reviews What's The Monarchy For? BBC's Dimbleby accusing the royals of rewriting history? That's rich... ⊖⊖
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The hypocrisy of it is comical. David Dimbleby spent the opening five minutes, in the final part of his scathing assault on the Crown, accusing the Royal Family of manipulating history.
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What’s the Monarchy For? review – David Dimbleby’s demolition of the royals is hugely entertaining ⊕⊕
Now he’s free of the BBC, he’s gone combative. He drives a horse and cart through a piece of Dominic Grieve sophistry, and tries his best to skewer the institution based around a jewelled velvet hat
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Veteran broadcaster David Dimbleby says Royal Family 'misjudged the public feeling' around Andrew scandal with 'snail's pace abandonment' ⊖⊖
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Veteran BBC royal broadcaster David Dimbleby has criticised the Royal Family for its 'snail's pace abandonment' of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor over the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
How Prince William's 'ordinary Joe' persona is trying to save the monarchy - and who's really to blame for its decline in popularity: David Dimbleby on how the royal family can survive ⊕
The veteran broadcaster, 87, believes the future king and his wife are working hard to halt the fall in popularity of the monarchy by appealing to young people who view it as old fashioned.
David Dimbleby: Can William's 'ordinary Joe' approach win back more support for the monarchy? ⊕⊕
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Polls suggest public approval for the monarchy has declined, which raises the question of what King Charles and Prince William could do to win back more support for the institution.
The monarchy has to change to be 'more in tune' with the country and the King may not have 'abandoned' interfering in politics, David Dimbleby claims ○
The veteran broadcaster, 87, spoke out this morning ahead of his three-part documentary airing on the BBC that will delve into the extent of the power that the Royal Family still wields.
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BBC Question Time's biggest moments: As founding producer dubbed 'flame haired temptress' passes away, how the show defined by Robin Day and David Dimbleby has been both hilarious and controversial ○
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For more than a decade after it first aired in September 1979, it was Barbara Maxwell - dubbed the 'flame-haired temptress' by long-time host Robin Day - who decided what was what.
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