<p>For thirteen years Jennie Bond has been treading in the footsteps of the Royal Family as the BBC's royal correspondent. In that time, she has covered many momentous events - among them, three marriage breakdowns, Camillagate, the Queen's annus horribilis and the death of the Princess of Wales, whom Jennie had met privately on a number of occasions. Jennie recounts these meetings in material that until now has never been in print. This is a lively, entertaining book that will cast the Royals in a new light as Jennie takes the reader behind the scenes of events at home and on tour.</p>

Reporting royalty: Behind the scenes with the BBC's royal correspondent

JENNIE BOND

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Reporting Royalty: Behind the Scenes with the BBC's Royal Correspondent

Leaders & Notable People

Magna Large Print Books

2002 marks the fiftieth anniversary of Elizabeth II's accession to the throne, a golden jubilee that this book, written by BBC Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond, commemorates. On February 6, 1952, Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh, became Queen on the death of her father, King George VI. The reign that was to see major changes both in the country and Commonwealth and in the role of the monarchy began far away from Britain in a game reserve in Kenya. Elizabeth: Fifty Glorious Years, looks at this remarkable period in the history of Britain's monarchy in lavish and fascinating detail, featuring over 160 photographs. The personal life of Elizabeth, as princess and Queen, wife and mother, has been constantly under scrutiny ever since she took the throne. This book presents a balanced and absorbing account of the Queen's life and of her role as the head of state in a country and a world that have changed almost beyond recognition in the fifty years since she inherited the throne.

Elizabeth: Fifty Glorious Years

Carlton Books Ltd.

From the author who has covered the tumult at Buckingham Palace for the last 25 years as BBC royal correspondent. Bond aims to paint a somewhat intimate portrait of the queen as a 'working mother' who respects her children's wishes and whims and would rather be out with her dogs and horses than doing almost anything else.

Community & Culture

Carlton Books, Limited

In 2012, Queen Elizabeth II will mark the 60th anniversary of her accession to the throne, a diamond jubilee that this book, written by former BBC Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond, commemorates. On February 6, 1952, Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh, became Queen on the death of her father, King George VI to the reign that was to see major changes both in the country and Commonwealth and in the role of the monarchy began far away from Britain in a game reserve in Kenya. "Elizabeth: The Diamond Jubilee" looks at this remarkable period in the history of Britain's monarchy in lavish and fascinating detail, featuring over 240 photographs. Constantly under scrutiny ever since she took the throne, this book presents a balanced and absorbing account of the Queen's life and of her role as the head of state in a country and a world that have changed almost beyond recognition in the sixty years since she inherited the throne.

Elizabeth: The Diamond Jubilee: A Diamond Jubilee Portrait

Carlton Publishing

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Reporting royalty: Behind the scenes with the BBC's royal correspondent

Reporting Royalty: Behind the Scenes with the BBC's Royal Correspondent

Elizabeth: Fifty Glorious Years

Elizabeth: Fifty Glorious Years

Elizabeth: The Diamond Jubilee: A Diamond Jubilee Portrait