Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

That's how these sources so close to the Queen describe me.

-She has made a godawful mess of it. -What was she thinking?

-No, I liked it before. -We'll change it back.

that Her Majesty never expressed her political views in public.

I am thinking especially today of all the young men and women

[switch clicks]

In the Middle East, mostly.

[dub-reggae music plays]

♪ Dem staat mi aaf as a dish-washah ♪

And South Africa.

slimmed-down role,

won real medals.

as it was to my late father,

and never will.

Why we allow our Queen

particularly where Britain's economic interests are concerned.

and compassion for those less fortunate than us…

Yes, I agreed to "signals."

Prime Minister.

Close to the Queen.

with a father who could not bequeath me a title

♪ Some a dem say dem a Black stabbah ♪

The only business.

[chuckling lightly]

They must be out of their minds.

Nothing would insult me more.

What we need here is not useless politicians… Sorry, Sonny.

who the Queen holds personally responsible,

[inhales sharply]

Yes, so we are going back with "actions."

-a high courage, and a quiet heart…" -[shushes]

But we cannot let the values of the past

Unstable despotisms with appalling human rights records.

Insecure, jealous fool.

[Thatcher] They seem like a good match.

Fourth in line now,

and I think in that, I am succeeding.

-[director] Everybody set? -[man] Ready, sir.

Just quietly heartbreaking.

Can I leave that with you, Michael? You are the expert.

Well, I'm sure a clarification will soon be forthcoming.

"a deep and irreconcilable rift between the Queen and Mrs. Thatcher."

So now we need to come up with a word that… works for everyone.

seemed as if a fish-skin pulled taut.

except I was Aristaeus,

Keeping them all together is my life's work. Now I must get on.

"It has been an eventful week for Buckingham Palace."

and so far seem to lack the wit to avoid getting stung. This story…

over Mrs. Thatcher's failure to commit to a policy of sanctions

Far from being a straightforward, uncomplicated countrywoman…"

I've always advised my prime ministers against reading the newspapers.

…even commercially.

Or the fact that I'm happier in love, more popular.

Absolute silence, everywhere.

like other second sons I could mention, I'd so obviously be better at it than him.