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The opening weeks of the NATO bombing of Yugoslavia during the Kosovo War results in little progress, causing Prime Minister Blair to propose a ground invasion, but US President Bill Clinton is reluctant to commit American troops. Blair tours the US and gives a speech rallying American public opinion, causing Clinton to change his mind, resulting in Yugoslavian president Slobodan Milošević withdrawing his forces from Kosovo. With Blair continuing to enjoy higher popularity than the Queen, the Queen asks Blair to look into ways the monarchy can modernise. Blair's proposals included cutting positions in the Royal Household and scaling back ceremonies such as the State Opening of Parliament. After interviewing the people working in those positions, the Queen decides not to proceed with the proposals. However, her private secretary, Robert Fellowes, resigns to make way for Robin Janvrin. The Queen has a nightmare about Blair being crowned as the new monarch amid chants of Things Can Only Get Better. Blair suffers a setback when his speech at a Women's Institute event is heckled.
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