Prince Andrew talks with members of the public on a walkabout

The transcript discusses events following a significant death, focusing on public reactions and condolence activities around Windsor estates and Saint James Palace. It highlights the laying of bouquets and signing of condolence books, comparing the current response to past events like 1997. The National Trust's involvement and the Duke of York's activities are also mentioned, emphasizing the public's engagement and the national response.

What significant event is discussed in the first section?

• The Duke of York's visit to the tweets Chapel

• The opening of National Trust properties

• The signing of condolence books

• The Queen's champion side at Saint James Palace

How does the public's reaction in this event differ from 1997?

• The National Trust was not involved in 1997

• There were fewer condolence books in 1997

• The public response was more focused in 1997

• There were more bouquets laid in 1997

What role does the National Trust play in the public's reaction?

• They provided floral arrangements

• They hosted a memorial service

• They opened properties for condolence books

• They organized a public parade

What activity did the Duke of York engage in during the final section?

• He laid a wreath at the palace

• He attended a public parade

• He visited the tweets Chapel

• He organized a memorial service

What is highlighted as a decisive moment in the final section?

• The laying of the Queen Mother's body at rest

• The public's memory of a historical event

• The signing of condolence books

• The opening of National Trust properties