Her Majesty the Queen; Our Lord of Mann

By: Radio Manx Ltd
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  • Manx Radio's special programmes sharing tributes and paying respect at the death of Her Majesty the Queen; Our Lord of Mann.
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Politics & Government
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Episodes
  • The Passing On of the British Monarchy

    The Passing On of the British Monarchy
    Dec 28 2022
    2022 was a momentous year for many reasons - not least because, on Thursday 8th September, the announcement came that Queen Elizabeth II, our Lord of Mann, had died at her Balmoral home. The Queen visited our little island five times, and presided over the open-air sittings of Tynwald on Tynwald Day twice, most notably in 1979, its millennium year. Christy DeHaven reflects on the Monarch's connection to the Island and takes a look back at how the Nation's Station broadcast the Passing On of the Monarchy.
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    52 mins
  • Meet Ella Slack - the 'Rehearsal Queen'

    Meet Ella Slack - the 'Rehearsal Queen'
    Sep 16 2022
    You never know you who might meet when attending events on the Isle of Man. At this morning's 2nd Proclamation Ceremony of King Charles II as Lord of Mann in St John's, Beth Espey met Ella Slack - the woman who has been 'standing in' for Queen Elizabeth II for more than 30 years.
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    4 mins
  • Second Proclamation of HM King Charles III as Lord of Mann

    Second Proclamation of HM King Charles III as Lord of Mann
    Sep 16 2022
    The second proclamation of His Majesty King Charles III as Lord of Mann, made at Tynwald Hill in St John’s by the Isle of Man’s Lieutenant Governor Sir John Lorimer.
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    1 hr and 59 mins

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