Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

I've told you the story, haven't I?

It's a love letter.

to the home of the most important family in Britain.

She's a real nun. And a real princess.

- You haven't. - Let me give you some advice.

As the day goes on, it brings with it more royal duties.

Now, the figures are more like ten to ten.

anywhere, by anyone.

Because when a king of England marries, his wife, whoever she is,

- That's a significant and worrying swing. - And your own position?

A collection of the people you most hate in life.

I spoke to the Prime Minister today.

In a reptile cage? At a zoo?

- Please, Mr. Armstrong... - Hello.

Live in a semi-detached? Travel everywhere on the omnibus?

worked harder than the rest of us,

and nothing goes on in the palace without their knowledge.

our woodenness, our stupidity,

must concede that the strongest piece of armor in the monarchy's arsenal

I would like to offer you to The Manchester Guardian

the holidays are a time for family,

the Australian Broadcasting Corporation,

As it happens, I had noticed.

palace to palace in yachts and aeroplanes we pay for,

worth every penny.

It means she gave birth to me.

Rosa came running to me in the middle of the night and said,

- Good afternoon, Prime Minister. - Afternoon.

where children could be virtually educated by computer,

Benn, Crossman, Castle.

- Why not? - In case you hadn't noticed,

Oh, it looks like it's clearing up.

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation,

Well, of course the usual suspects were jumping up and down.

- Tomorrow? - We can't do that.

I just came to make sure you had everything you need. Please.

- Technically, yes. - What is that supposed to mean?

would be very interested to get to know the Queen's mother-in-law.

and electroshock treatment to treat her hysteria.

We are in the middle of filming a documentary,

Yes, exactly. It will follow all of us in our daily lives