The cult of Paddington Bear - New Statesman

How the children’s character became the ultimate symbol of British national identity – and an unlikely companion of Queen Elizabeth II.
You’ve probably seen it by now. The drawing of the Queen, holding the hand of Paddington Bear as they walk away from us into the great beyond. A single corgi follows along, trailing bunting. Marmalade

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