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Simon Collins

Simon Collins

9 June 2018

9:00 AM

9 June 2018

9:00 AM

Harry and Meghan’s big day was such a media roadblock in Australia that there were about fifteen hours when it was almost impossible to go online or watch TV here without seeing a bit of it. But I succeeded, just as 37 years ago I was the only person in British Columbia, where I was then living, who didn’t stay up all night to watch the marriage of Harry’s mum.

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