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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2019
- Buckingham Palace has expressed displeasure after the former Prime Minister David Cameron revealed that he sought the Queen's help during the Scottish independence referendum campaign. In a BBC documentary, Mr Cameron said that in 2014 he had asked if the Queen could intervene because he was concerned Scotland was going to vote for independence. The Queen later urged people to 'think very carefully' about the future.
Another former Conservative Prime Minister is also in the spotlight, as Sir John Major’s lawyers tell the Supreme Court that the current PM, Boris Johnson, was ‘dishonest’ about his reasons for suspending Parliament. Mr Johnson says progress is being made in Brexit talks with the EU.
BBC News at Ten’s coverage with Royal Correspondent Nicholas Witchell, Home Editor Mark Easton, and Europe Editor Katya Adler.
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I have *often* expressed displeasure at the former PM
And the current one, as well. The last 4 have sucked all daylight from government... and truth.
And every other former PM no doubt, as have we all.
I vote you for "the queen of England "
Homophobe
Ojciec Rydzyk if that’s your real name it might be wise to keep keep quiet.
Who remembers the golden moment when David Cameron was called "dodgy Dave" not too long ago.
Now you have Lying Idiot Boris and Rent Boy Farage. Yer going up in the World!
@@brianhurley6289 oh sounds like we have a triggered remoaner here th-cam.com/video/AWonJRUIQvE/w-d-xo.html
By the 'beast of Bolsover' Dennis Skinner
@@rivergladesgardenrailroad8834 an old embarrassing left wing dinosaur who needs putting out to pasture
@HourglassShrugged dodgy pig Dave. Lol
This would have been kept confidential by a man of integrity. He must be keen to sell his book.
His family must be down to its last 5,000 acres of land in Scotland, so times must be tough.
@@englishciderlover7347 everybody focusing on the wrong thing this should never have happened the people of scotland are sovereign not the queen she should have had nothing to do with it
Profits are going to charity apparently
I would buy then burn it
yes, it will end up in charity shops. I saw Tony Blair in Sue Ryder the other day as it goes
Welp they don't call him Dodgy Dave for nothing....
Sir I kindly ask you to remove that adjective if you please
OOORRRDDDEEERRR!!!😎
@@danielcetina5790 which adjective are you reffering too?...I will not Mr speaker. As a right honerable gentalman - my word is truth and in saying so, my comment does not mislead the house.
*divide the nation
According to rule 43, Mr. Skinner are removed for the rest of this day's sitting
Cameron's public disclosure of this is unprofessional
I think he did it for purely professional reasons. It might be against etiquette; less likely, unconstitutional, but it's probably absolutely wilful.
@Silverclod 141 Agreed, completely shameless
You can keep your fuckin England shut the door on the way out. Mental health issues... can explain brexit
Pammens miss, the royals are German. They changed their name to Windsor during WW2. Do a simple history check
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As Queen Victoria would have said, "we are not amused."
She never said that. It's a myth that she herself debunked
To be fair, David Cameron has two good excuses, first; he´s a politician, and second; he´s a fool.
I love how professional the political commentary sound in the UK compared to over the pond. Displeasure seems so much damaging in the UK than even anger is in the US. I suppose this very much pushes the advantage of attempts of stoicism and the stiff upper lip so that any and every show of emotion is greatly multiplied in effectiveness.
@3:23 Bojo got a spider web in his mop.
lol does too!
😂
1:56 when he considers saying spin...😂 “when it puts a different... (brain to mouth! Don’t say spin)...p...p...perception on things!
Nailed it!
"We are very displeased." What a very English way to express anger.
But didn't Boris disclose what the Queen said to him the day she named him PM? 'Cause I saw a news bit about that ...
Most democratic PM we have ever had. Two of the most vital referendums ever. Cannot fathom why so many have an issue with democracy and self determination.
Its almost like we crave dictatorship and subservience but decry it at the same time.
People are weird. Seriously weird.
Look at this geezer! Run away during difficult time and let the poor Theresa May deal with all the dirty works, now he back like "I know it all" to grab headlines to sell his book. That was your PM!
Well,you voted him in as PM on his own in order to get that damned referendum. How many regret that now?
I don't think you understand what you're talking about. Cameron resigned because he fought a referendum against leaving so he was clearly the wrong man to take the UK out of the EU when he didn't remotely believe in it. And the 'mess' he caused was him following the will of the people who wouldn't stop banging on about Europe, immigration and all the rest of it. He did fuck all wrong
@@supremeworld87 You say that but he ran off like a scalded cat instead of growing a pair and getting on with the job of taking the UK out of the EU. He used the 2015 election as a platform for that referendum promise and won a majority on it. He is truly in the top 5 worst PMs the UK has had since May 1945.
@@petergreen2552 like I just said he was the wrong man to take the UK out of the EU because he was not on the leave side of the argument. We've seen what happens when a remainer tries to do just that with Theresa May. She was utterly useless and never seemed like her heart was truly in it. What Cameron did was the right thing to do. You cant passionately advocate staying in the EU through such a long and heated campaign then try and convince people you're genuinely going to do everything st your disposal to see through taking the country out if the EU. You need a comitted leaver
@@supremeworld87 yes like Jeremy Corbyn. Boris Johnson said a few years ago the UK would be better off remaining in the EU
That's terrible of him.. Breaking Royal protocol.
Oh shut up. Fuck the royals. Shouldn't be getting involved in the political process.
@@jimjones8808 They are not. That's the whole point.
Jim Jones That’s why this is terrible. You’re such a moron you don’t realise that you’re in agreement with the person you’re criticising
@@May04bwu uh but she did, that's the point, She told the people of Scotland to think long and hard before making a decision, after Cameron had said something to her.
@phil mill that's not the point though. She shouldn't be trying to influence a referendum like that. The royal family aren't supposed to get involved in politics like that.
Brexit: Season 3 ep4
'The Return of Runaway Dave'
Should be on neflix soon 😁😁
The Queen says 'Another One Bites The Dust' ...see what I did here.
@Flat Dude46
She has the power of the "Bites the Dust!"
No, no I didn’t. Please submit a 24 page written analysis of what you did there. Also included charts and graphs, thank you.
anything to plug his book and there goes that Knighhood, Dave....didums...
i think more than court jester was never on the table.
I will be knighted though
I wouldn't want a knighthood from that German paedophile family.
Connor Madeley, That’s a shame, because you were next in line.
surely the English people are ready to move on from unelected royalty in 2019 ? I guess, living in the Middle Ages wasn’t so bad after all 😂
John major is seriously saying the prorogation was unlawful? I think he is the only person that shouldn't be expressing his opinion about the matter. Hypocrite.
Major halted Parliament in 1997 in order to stop all the debate over cash for questions, favours,answers,etc etc etc. This is pure brass neckery in my book.
@@petergreen2552 Speaking as someone not familiar with the British system or parliamentary systems in general, why does Parliament not have the power to decide for itself when it is in session or not?
That's like Trump deciding that the US Congress needs to go on break at his whim. Just seems weird to me concerning separation of powers.
Stir up some controversy - get lots of free publicity - sell book.
Pretty standard procedure...
Ohh my gosh im sooo surprised
Non-issue, non-story. For an event as big as tearing the United Kingdom apart, and David Cameron speaking to the Queen, it hasn't broken confidence for him to say what we all knew, he wanted the Queen's assistance to save the UK from being Scotland and England (and Wales and Northern Ireland) again. If it had been a private matter, and Cameron had divulged private responses from her majesty, that is a totally different matter, and one that this story seems to be indicating is the case, which it is not.
The last bit of decency has vanished long ago. And it's getting even worse. What has become of good old Britain?
Failure to give Chamberlain, a superb administrator and clever and crafty man, the benefit of the doubt - the country dishonoured itself and is paying the price, Chamberlain has all the actual facts on his side, and what we cannot know for sure we can also accept on the principle that he was the man on the spot, he must be given the benefit of the doubt. Principle, decency, honour, and there was so much that could have been learnt, rather than the delusionary conclusion that he had to learn appeasement never works.
...and the circus goes on...
I'm excited for going out for the shops
To be fair, why do we accept that the monarch gets to influence politics with confidentiality? Shouldn't that be the scandal?
It is positively absurd to expect the Monarch to be ambivalent as to the loss of her Kingdom. This is not a question of policy w/in her realm but of the very existence of her realm.
The irony is that we are attempting to support secrecy here as it relates to the future of the people, it should be full disclosure on any discussions that affects the lives of the people, this is the way you build trust and accountability, this could also incentivize the input of the people so that a decision can be made that reflects a most stable societal outcome
Cameron created a disaster, May wasn’t able to repair the disaster and Johnson are making the disaster even worse...
"Think carefully" Seems like sensible unbiased advice when taking part in any vote.
Except in this context it wasn’t.
Yes it’s an unbiased statement.
Message!
I always liked David Cameron, but boy his judgement is totally suspect. He got both referendums wrong.
It is inevitable...
Dave : ‘’i’ll Get my coat.”
Sad. Mr. Cameron should have stayed silent. The Queen has treated the PMs always with respect, she, as the head of state, deserves the same. Good that he is gone.
uildanach2010 the queen doesn’t have any power😂 leave the old woman alone
transparency is more important than respecting a hereditary political position. it's good that he leaked it. more should leak.
@@luckylaky5 if the queen doesn't have any power then why did dave even talk to her? find a homeless person and give them some money with the queens face on them, tell them she has no power and then watch them go spend that money and have some of it be redirected into her pocket through taxation. no power? one of the most well connected ultra-millionaires on earth? what a joke.
@@shway1 its just out of respect/tradition. She's lost most of the power that the royalty once had. Everythings decided by the government. Even if the queen says no you can bypass her easily.
@@luckylaky5 she has an incredible amount of wealth, power and access
As For Cameron 🙄, he is the reason we in this mess. I too express my displeasure at him. We are not amused. But it's amazing to see the different arms of State jostling for control. I wish the Queen had more powers. Sometimes common sense must prevail.
If The Queen had more actual power, very soon we'd land up without a queen. The Queen's magnificent role, that's worked for all of her reign, is to represent the sovereignty and unity of the nation. Without a queen, we'd be rudderless at a much deeper level than we already are. The Crown is important because it's mysterious and profoundly 'us'.
Leave our queen alone bbc
As if it would have made any difference anyway. But Cameron really is a snake, breaking confidences to sell his crap book.
Chris Thompson I’ll burn them all!
It’s a pretty non-committal statement really, just common sense advice before making a big decision, who knows what she really thought. She may have just said it to shut Cameron up and he put his own interpretation on it.
Where is Oliver Cromwell when you need him?
Probably best you dont comment on your conversations with the queen Bojo.
Telling the Scots to think very carefully was a totally neutral statement. I've no doubt that the Queen was personally concerned though as it's well known how much she loves Scotland. Why shouldn't she care?
Yup.
She wouldn't care as she understands it doesn't involve her. She would remain the Queen of Scotland regardless.
Somebody gonna loose their head.
The palace and a vast majority of the UK have expressed displeasure of Dave !!
The worlds a mess
I hope that you show this to the government and the Queen
3:28 that spider 👌
How can sturgeon claim we are stronger, together, when she’s banging on about leaving the uk
Because unity with the world's wealthiest trading bloc has more advantages than a union with an inward looking nation on the brink of economic catastrophe.
I hope that answers your question sufficiently.
28 > 3
Bernie Basset then she should seek to remain with the UK and not leave it
"Perhaps I've said a little bit too much" just enough to keep up the publicity for the book Dave! How dare you claim that you feel shame about causing division in the country, then steam in to stir things up even more, in an obvious attempt to promote sales.
Ha that backfired didn't it dave
Given that they are distantly related,this makes it even worse. Seriously,who gives a toss?
Reading, Animal Farm by George Orwell, 1945
And then what ? Come on. Is this the biggest probleam? not a big deal
"The public are the master, we're the servant - that's what needs to change in our system".
- David Cameron during his 'Cameron Direct' General Election campaign.
I'd call it Treason. Jail time for sure!! Minimum 20 years
Yep put him in jail
Melt I will.
@@borisjohnson1015 thanks daddy
Greenpoloboy3 Ya boi Dave will negotiate it down to a £20 fine.
@@goldwyn19 *€20
Ohhh wet weather in the UK today it would be a shame if there would be lots of " accidents" 😉
Displeasure ? I would dissolve the whole bunch after all that mess !
deepblue64
Hi Brother
How long will it take for Dave's book to hit the charity shops ?
chris cooper I heard bookshops refused to stock it.
Where is Cromwell!!!!
At 4:54 doesn't The Supreme Court look a bit Illuminati 🤔
I thought the same about this image- www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1020384/EU-summit-brexit-salzburg-austria-bilderburg-brussels-dinner/amp
No they're not immortal... And what people call Elites are here now gone tomorrow! You've watched to much Black List lol!
@@jayrrees That is creepy. Is it a coincidence do you think?
No.
@@TRIPPLEJAY00 Maybe just a coincidence, maybe an opportunity to show how super rich and powerful their organisation is.
Not surprised at all
Better than Edgar walles and Sherlock Holmes together..
So her saying “Think carefully” won it for remain?
Her saying "Think carefully" won it for leave.
British discretion!!!!
Why is he doing this media circuit now?
How do they know why he prorogued parliament? There’s no proof and just speculation. Now that won’t stand up in court!
Is that Larry at 5:59?
Oh bloody move on!
oh no the palace feels discomfort ... They don't look like it to me
The backstop is posturing?! Oh Katya, you nincompoop!
That worked then
Is there not a law for breaking the confidential agreement between PM and her majesty ?
As I understand it, no. Cameron has broken no law, but he has violated political convention.
As the man got no shame? Interesting words Mr Salmon considering what you have been accused of.
Nothing new then .
To the Tower with him!
Let's stick with the current trend and make a court case out of it.
So like, when tf did wee Cammy boi come back after the brexit vote? Barely seen him 🙄
He's back to sell his book
Confidential means Secret! Who needs Secret Paedos?
Fudge
Dear Press, start calling a spade a spade. Cameron primed the Queen. The Queen's statement was NEUTRAL. Cameron broke confidentiality.
What a load of utter cobblers!
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She won’t have a kingdom if things carry on the way there going
As for John major talking about dishonesty when he did the same to hide the extent of cash for questions.
name two people who are very loyal and can keep a secret -- John Major and David Cameron
Look at it from the other way. The Queen did indeed act politically and intervened in the referendum. Shame on you, Betty!
She didn't intervene she expressed her opinion. She has no real political power
@@teddypicker8799 She has alot, but she doesn't dare use it.
@@teddypicker8799 Expressing a political opinion is an intervention, and the Queen has considerable political power both formal and informal. She just usually doesn't use it.
@@peregrineslim4446 An opinion is not an intervention. An intervention requires action
What would George V do?
Don't buy that book.
oh
But micheal jordan i've watched for a few hours now
We all knew it at the time.
In other relevant news a dust-bin was knocked over in Shaftesbury...
Could be worse. . . What if Donald Trump were your PM. . ? Imagine that. . .
He will be on 1 November if traitor Farage gets his way.
What a disgusting man, so glad he went out. Just a shame we had to put up with him for what? 5 years?
The Queen did not comply with David Cameron’s request - what she said was spontaneous. David Cameron is arrogant to think that the Queen would consider agreeing to such a suggestion. No intergrity - Dodgy Dave.
Off with his head!!
confidential. so why is boris going to court regarding his conversation with the queen
News to me...
There's a difference between a private discussion and formal advice. The former led to a subtle remark, intended to seem unplanned, which was in no way official. The latter led to the prorogation of parliament, which is obviously planned and very official.
Discomfort? Laughable really.....
spiderweb stuck to the hair of boris..... how apt!
3:28 Boris has a spider hangin off his head
Boris the Spider lol
Off with his head!
This is no accident. The timing of it. No way he wasn't fully aware of the ramifications.
Unless this has all been the Queens decade long crusade to re-thingy the monarchy. I lost the word.
What a shame he cannot be put into the Tower