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Title: A Soldier's Daughter (14 Jan 2018)
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| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Jenna Coleman | ... | Victoria | |
| Nell Hudson | ... | Skerrett | |
| Daniela Holtz | ... | Baroness Lehzen | |
| Nigel Lindsay | ... | Sir Robert Peel | |
| Peter Bowles | ... | Duke of Wellington | |
| Tom Hughes | ... | Albert | |
| Catherine Flemming | ... | Duchess of Kent | |
| Margaret Clunie | ... | Harriet, Duchess of Sutherland | |
| Anna Wilson-Jones | ... | Lady Emma Portman | |
| Leo Suter | ... | Drummond | |
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Jasper Jacob | ... | Lord Chamberlain |
| Peter Ivatts | ... | Archbishop of Canterbury | |
| Adrian Schiller | ... | Penge | |
| Tommy Knight | ... | Brodie | |
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Peter Forbes | ... | Craddock |
A month after giving birth, Victoria is frustrated at being cosseted and angry that Albert and the government are excluding her from their business. She is particularly annoyed to learn that they have kept from her the slaughter of British troops in the unwinnable war in Afghanistan and rebuffs Leopold's view that her baby girl is betrothed to a foreign power for political purposes. In the wake of public outrage at the Afghani defeat she rallies the country with a personal appearance whilst Albert's brother Ernest advises him on healing the marital rift. Below stairs the departure of Mrs Jenkins means promotion for Miss Skerrett whilst chef Francatelli is 'persuaded' to return and the formidable Duchess of Buccleuch becomes the new Mistress of the Robes. Written by don @ minifie-1
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For the full first season, the diminutive monarch must tussle with those around her for respect. This includes husband Albert. During her pregnancy and especially after giving birth, the Queen is treated like a fragile flower. She is put in a king of big girl baby carriage and carried around. She has finally had enough, jumps out, and heads down the stairs. To her surprise, she has been kept in the dark about affairs of state which really angers. Albert, for all his good intentions, has been perpetuating this. This includes the involvement of British soldiers heading into the Khyber Pass in Afghanistan. This, as history tells us, led to disaster for their men. The majority party in Parliament has allowed this to happen and Albert felt powerless. Victoria goes back to enforcing her rights as Queen, delivering a blow to the pompous understructure of the realm.