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I believe Scotland Yard rejected applications from protest groups wanting to demonstrate in London yesterday.
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Did everyone see William saluting the Cenotaph as they were leaving Westminster Abbey and heading back to the Palace? For the short journey back he was talking to Catherine, and waving to the crowd but still had the presence of mind to salut the Cenotaph (and other memorals, guards) as he went past. The guy has style.
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Yes, also noted that whenever William saluted, Kate bowed her head slightly and stopped waving to the crowds. She's learning the ropes very quickly!
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I have a feeling those two are going to change a lot of people's perceptions of the Royal Family for the better. William has always come across as a class act.
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However, yesterday, the Met Police were having to deal with potentially millions more people in London than they do normally, so their resources were probably stretched thin. If they had allowed any protest and it had "kicked off", a lot of people could have been injured (or killed). Combine that with the fact that most of the world's news channels had at least one outside broadcast unit there, which would have attracted a lot of protest groups. That's without counting the nutters.. |
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Was you near the palace?
Check out the This high-definition, 1.15-gigapixel picture, and see if you can see yourself. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-13200114 |
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Wow ,i'd heard that photo mentioned on the news this morning and wondered what it was the detail is amazing |
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It is a shame the throne won't skip a generation in this case. I know it's not feasible, the whole system becomes a bit broken if we start using popularity to decide the next King/Queen but I would much prefer these two become King and Queen than Charles does. As mentioned William comes across very classy but he also comes across as less stuffy and with more humor (as shown by the 'just wed' car).
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Absolutely. The system works precisely because it's not open to tinkering for perceived short-term benefit. Charles has to become king, otherwise the question of succession simply becomes a very grand and expensive version of Big Brother with the royals as the housemates.
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<horrible visions of "Royal Big Brother" on Five, Buckingham Palace filled with hidden cameras, and the Queen, Charles, William and co performing a variety of tasks to try and stay in...>
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