Well, here are some articles from yesterday:
BBC article:
The Queen and Meghan visit Cheshire on first joint trip - BBC
At the scene, Danny Savage, BBC North of England correspondent:
The Duchess of Sussex has taken part in royal engagements since her wedding but this was arguably her most important yet - accompanying the Queen on a day of visits.
They arrived in Cheshire on board the royal train before visiting the new Mersey Gateway Bridge and Chester.
Thousands of people waited at the venues hours in advance to try and get a view of the pair.
Stalls selling flags and souvenirs were also set up on the streets of Chester and schoolchildren greeting the Queen and duchess eagerly awaited the royal visitors early this morning.
Article from ITV's royal editor, Chris Ship - with a video report:
Meghan is shown the royal ropes - by the boss -ITV
When you’re on a training course at work, it’s always best to have the most senior person running it.
And in a way, that is what the Duchess of Sussex got today when she accompanied The Queen on a series of engagements in Cheshire.
There was one moment when Meghan appeared a little unsure about who should get in the car first.
And another when the Queen shuffled along the back seat which meant Meghan was heading for the wrong door.
But neither moment could be classed as particularly serious.
Sky News article:
One is amused! The Queen and Meghan share giggle at first joint outing - Sky News
The Queen and Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, shared a giggle as they opened the Mersey Gateway bridge in their first official engagement.
Meghan, 36, appeared at ease with her majesty as she passed another royal milestone, days after her first balcony appearance on Buckingham Palace on Saturday, during Trooping the Colour.
She and the Queen opened the bridge over the Mersey and unveiled a plaque to commemorate the event.
As they sat together during the ceremony, they appeared to be sharing a joke, as Meghan giggled heartily in response to her grandmother-in-law's comments.
Telegraph article (a really stupid one BTW):
Duchess of Sussex brings out Queen's inner-child: Body language expert analyses their first joint trip - Telegraph
From body language expert, Judi James:
"The Queen was the happiest I've seen her in a long time.''
Well, then she hasn't seen much.
''They looked like naughty teenagers giggling together at one point."
''Naughty teenagers''? Please, give me a break.
Ms James described the monarch as having young body language for a woman of 92.
"She looked positively girlish. When she smiles you can see the young princess coming out. She's got a beautiful childlike smile and her little hands were formed into fists at one point. Perhaps Meghan did bring a little bit more of that out in her.
No, she is like that all the time (although more reserved than she was pre-2013).
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Someone might have wondered why it was not common for the Queen to bring young family members with her on engagements in the 1980s (yes, I mean Diana and Sarah)?
Well, according to Royal Commentator Victoria Arbiter, it was because the Queen Mother didn't like it. - She meant the monarch should be front and center.
She's probably heard it from her father, Dickie Arbiter (former press secretary to HM), because he said the same thing during the Diamond Jubilee in 2012.
See her talking about it, at 5:35 in this video:
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And here are some of today's front pages:
The Times
The Mail
The Express
The Mirror