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In this special collector's edition of OK! magazine, we look back on an unforgettable year for the Royal Family, with its joyful highs and sorrowful lows.
With the help of royal experts, we reflect on Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's final few months, including, of course, the Platinum Jubilee celebrations which marked her incredible seven decades on the throne. We recall how the nation were united in grief following our monarch's death, and how King Charles - with the unwavering support of his loyal wife Camilla, Queen Consort - has embraced his new role. Order your copy now to avoid disappointment
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