Queen Elizabeth II is widely remembered for her longevity, her dedication to duty and, of course, her wicked sense of humour.
It was her zest for life and love of making cheeky and unexpected quips that resulted in so many brilliant stories being shared about her long life.
One of these anecdotes was recently shared by former MP and popular TV presenter, Gyles Brandreth. Speaking exclusively told OK!
about his new partnership with Specsavers which has launched the ‘Misheard Manifesto’ - an amusing new campaign to correct common phrases the nation are mishearing - Gyles told us about his favourite interaction with the late monarch. "My favourite memory of the late Queen has to be the time I had a funny time chatting to her about teddy bears," Gyles says with a laugh. "I knew she loved Paddington Bear.
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