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Emily Chudy

The Jeremy Corbyn expression which sums up mood of the nation ahead of Queen's Speech

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn was caught on film grimacing to a camera operator as he walked through Parliament.

As he walked alongside Prime Minister Boris Johnson ahead of the Queen's Speech, Corbyn was seen gesturing to a camera operator who was walking backwards.

Labour peer Stewart Wood commented on a screen-grab of Corbyn's face, saying: "This should be Labour's election poster."

Her Majesty delivers the Queen's Speech (PA)

The Queen's Speech on Monday was the first of Johnson's premiership.

It is the only regular time when the three parts which make up Parliament - the sovereign, the House of Lords and the House of Commons - come together.

The moment on the BBC News coverage where the facial expression was captured (BBC News)

The Queen made the short trip to the Palace of Westminster from Buckingham Palace in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach accompanied by the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall.

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