They cover that by including all her heirs and successors. I am going to tell my Mrs that she should ask to be allowed to specifically exclude Prince Andrew.
There you go Fosse, just for you... I tried to post the tweet, but it wouldnt for some reason, this is what it said, Gandhi diceva “prima ti ignorano, poi ti deridono, poi ti combattono. Poi vinci” please log in to view this image
A Hull man joined thousands of others in the lengthy queue to see the Queen lying in state at the weekend, but was so moved by his experience, decided to queue for a second time. Andrew Yates, 56, held Queen Elizabeth II close to his heart and after a week of working, decided to make his way to London on Saturday (September 17) to pay his respects in person. He initially waited for three hours but after being advised he needed a wristband, was sent to the back of the queue again, where he endured another 11 hours wait. When Mr Yates finally made his way to the front at 5am on Sunday morning, he was so overwhelmed by what he had seen, he made his way to the back of the queue to see the coffin for a second time. He spent over 24 hours in line and endured painful blisters on his feet, as his shoes split, but he says it was the least he could do for the Queen's 70 years of service. Not all heroes wear capes
Pound trading at $1.09 At least the American tourists will be happy when they come to see the King, will make us a popular destination.
We be selling daughters off soon like the Thai lot has 2 if it carries on......the future....one extra large big mac two girls from poor backgrounds and a large coke please. Bit of an exaggeration I admit......like when the fk has a yank ever said please
I just tend to look at the positives from a recession, tourism with the pound tanking will be one of them. I can remember when it was two dollars to the pound, it was great as a Brit going to America, and bloody awful as an American coming here. Now visa versa will happen. People in the UK will say things are too expensive, so new competitors will appear on the market, which will challenge retailers that have got accustomed to ripping the arse out of us. Don't forget, retailers will want to try an hold on to people's custom, especially in the supermarket wars, my supermarket has already been bombarding me with money off vouchers, because they know if they don't, I will change the way I shop. Football is the same, it will have to change the way it operates, and kick off at earlier times, to capture the daylight hours, saving money spent on energy for floodlights. People will rethink having two cars, that can only help the environment. Afterall look at the Greeks, they are always happy.
