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New P M Will Be Appointed At Balmoral
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Very sporting of Her Majesty to give the Scots a chance to welcome Mrs Flip-Flop with a baptism of fire.
Very sporting of Her Majesty to give the Scots a chance to welcome Mrs Flip-Flop with a baptism of fire.
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New Judge's link is not bad
but I fear he is too young to recollect all the horse trading that went on in real time....
George V preferred Curzon ( Lord) and was reluctantly persuaded that the time for prime ministers inthe Lords had gone. Thatcher tried a foreign secretary in the Lords and that was torpedoed ( even m'lud said) by the Falklands. Pun intended
1962 - The Tory grandees said - here is your new prime minister, ( A D-H) and Her Maj said, "are you meant to do this?" and the att-gen leapt forward and said 'oh yes'
SOOOOOOO... ( I have told you before but what the hell)
Her Maj sent her private lawyers up to Cge ( putt putt putt, in a mo-mo) to ask privately ( moolah involved) Sir Ivor Jennings (*) if her Law Officers of the Crown were right or not !
(*) Prof of Consitutional Law that is ( he was)
and he came out with - you really are limited to the one who has the majority in the House of Commons.
Then he wrote a book about it
British Constitution 5th edition
Sudduv came up again in 1974 when Heath dawdled over er being defeated. No one wd form a coalition with him and i thought he took a week not a week end to throw the towel in.
But then - - what do you do ( see the article) if you have two hopefuls both wanting to form a minority govts? which one do you choose? - I think the article leaves that unanswered innit?
but I fear he is too young to recollect all the horse trading that went on in real time....
George V preferred Curzon ( Lord) and was reluctantly persuaded that the time for prime ministers inthe Lords had gone. Thatcher tried a foreign secretary in the Lords and that was torpedoed ( even m'lud said) by the Falklands. Pun intended
1962 - The Tory grandees said - here is your new prime minister, ( A D-H) and Her Maj said, "are you meant to do this?" and the att-gen leapt forward and said 'oh yes'
SOOOOOOO... ( I have told you before but what the hell)
Her Maj sent her private lawyers up to Cge ( putt putt putt, in a mo-mo) to ask privately ( moolah involved) Sir Ivor Jennings (*) if her Law Officers of the Crown were right or not !
(*) Prof of Consitutional Law that is ( he was)
and he came out with - you really are limited to the one who has the majority in the House of Commons.
Then he wrote a book about it
British Constitution 5th edition
Sudduv came up again in 1974 when Heath dawdled over er being defeated. No one wd form a coalition with him and i thought he took a week not a week end to throw the towel in.
But then - - what do you do ( see the article) if you have two hopefuls both wanting to form a minority govts? which one do you choose? - I think the article leaves that unanswered innit?
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