BBC reluctance to criticise the royals

[stavros]

It was probably bollocks, at least in the way the Sun reported it. However they obviously thought her political opinion, real or fiction, would swing readers behind their side of the debate:

 

[TopCat]

TopCat wasn't the ma'm programme in '98 on the BBC?

I'm not sure. You have set the search going. I will come back to you.

My Paul story. I was a TaxyBike chauffeur tasked with getting him to the Hammersmith Apollo for a couple of weeks of gigs in 1999 IIRC. He was giving up the Lilly thing and seemed a nice customer. He loved the big bike experience but kept telling me utterly filthy jokes (we had helmet intercoms) as I weaved through the traffic. I remember well having to stop because of laughing so much.

 

[Nine Bob Note]

FFS

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'Camilla,' 'The Queen Consort'

She's married to the king - she's the queen FFS. If you like this royal shit, too bad, this is how it works

 

[RedRedRose]

Here's All the Laws That Charles Is Exempt From as King

From paying taxes to jury duty, TIME has the list of the laws and obligations Charles is exempt from.

time.com

Their residences are exempt from being searched, they don't pay income tax, they can drive without a driving license, ignoring any speed limit, and they're exempt from equality laws