One law the Queen must have enjoyed signing was that banning age discrimination. Had she needed to apply for her job back when she was just 25, the selectors might have balked at her age. Sixty years on, she has played a blinder. On any showing, the Queen's jubilee can be celebrated for longevity and dedication to duty, in the face of often insufferable tedium. In her mid-80s, she glides over the stream of events, a tribute to the octogenarian work ethic.
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