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in response to the coronavirus crisis is only the fifth time the monarch has such a speech in their 68-year reign.

During her Christmas message is an annual event, only rarely you're talking to has made rallying in important moments in The Life of The Nation , especially in times of crisis and grief.

Now, in a time when the UK faces, which is what has described the Prime Minister as the "worst Public Health crisis for A Generation ", is The Queen addressing The Nation again.

So in the case of The Four times, which addressed The Queen before The Nation in this way, and why?

Queen ' s Diamond Jubilee message, June 2012

The Queen 's televised speech at The Time marked her diamond anniversary, a moment of celebration. In The Speech , which was broadcast around The World , She Said She was "deeply touched" so many people are celebrating the 60th anniversary of her accession to The Throne . She then said that She hoped that memories of The Happy events that have taken place cheer would be in the UK this occasion, "life for many years to come".

On the death of the Queen Mother , April 2002

A decade ago, was chosen by The Queen , specifically, address The Nation on the eve of their mother's funeral in 2002.

She Said She was deeply moved by the outpouring of affection, after the death of their "beloved mother" at the Age Of 101. In her speech, The Queen , you hope, said The Funeral would be A Chance for thanksgiving, and not only The Life of their mother, but The Times She had lived. She described it as "a century for This Country and The Commonwealth not without its trials and sadness, but also one of the outstanding progress, full of examples of courage and service, as well as fun and Laughter ".

The Queen and Prince Philip Westminster Abbey after the Queen Mother 's funeral On the death of Diana, Princess of Wales, September 1997

The Queen 's address to The Nation on the eve of The Funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales. While other special addresses have been previously recorded, and was broadcast live to The Nation from The Balcony at Buckingham Palace . The outside and clearly visible behind The Queen , crowds of thousands that had gathered and lay outside The Palace gates, the flowers, and to celebrate were.

The Queen 's broadcast came after London returned from Balmoral in Scotland, where She had been, with her grandson, William and Harry, after the Sudden Death of her mother in a car accident In Paris .

the language was The Queen in the broadcast deeply personal. She Said She was speaking "from The Heart " as "your Queen and as a grandmother". You paid a personal tribute to Diana, said She had an "exceptional and gifted people," and that they "admired and respected her for her energy and commitment to others, and especially for her devotion to her two boys."

her speech on "extraordinary and moving reaction" of Diana's death, which saw many thousands of people pay their respects, flowers and tributes. The Queen said, The Funeral was a good opportunity to express grief over Diana's death and gratitude for her life and, in addition, offers an opportunity "to show the whole world The British Nation United in grief and respect".

at The Time of The First Gulf War , February 1991

The Queen made a statement at the beginning of the country of the Iraq war on 24. February 1991. She then spoke of The Nation is proud of its armed forces, and their hope that The Nation can unite and pray for a "quick" success. You said you hope that this could be achieved with "the lowest possible cost in human lives and suffering as possible, and added that "the true reward may be granted for bravery, a just and lasting Peace . "

In making your addresses to The Nation has followed in the footsteps of her father, king George Vi , took to have the wireless on 3. September 1939 to his historic speech to the audience At Home and abroad at the beginning of the second World War .

Speaking about the necessity of the war, He Said : "For the benefit of All That we are is dear to us, and The World of order and Peace , it is unthinkable that we should refuse to meet The Challenge . "

they warned that The Task would be difficult and that there are "Dark Days ahead", and added, could the war "not only on the field of battle. "

The Queen and Prince Philip at The Gulf war Victory Parade in London in June 1991

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