Queen Elizabeth II has been on the throne since 1952, and during that time we’ve gone from a hierarchical, patriarchal, and class-obsessed society to one that’s more liberal and inclusive.
In his new series, Andrew Marr examines those ‘new Elizabethans’ responsible for that change.
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