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The first academic ‘queue views’ study has revealed most people paying respects to the Queen want to show gratitude rather than grief.
They are far from ‘nationalistic’ and are ‘surprisingly representative’ of Britain in terms of age, ethnicity and gender.
And while over half would vote Conservative, the majority are Remainers with liberal views towards those protesting at royal commemorations.
The first academic study of people waiting in the queue has revealed that most want to show their gratitude towards Queen Elizabeth II rather than grief
The study, led by Professor Rob Johns of Essex University, a specialist in political psychology, has involved five researchers questioning every ninth
