the queen and her prime ministers. this was a reunion organised in the 1990s. head of state and head of government appear side by side for dozens of public events, but the relationship is forged behind closed doors weekly meetings at the palace. nice to see you again. lovely to see you again. ..that we only get a glimpse of. the queen s views are kept private, political neutrality carefully adhered to, her words written by her prime ministers. i pray that the blessing of almighty god may rest upon your counsels. her first was winston churchill. he was protective of this new young sovereign who had so much to learn. archive: now, upon the - shoulders of sir anthony falls the role of the queen s first minister. - after churchill came anthony eden, whose decision to send troops to suez in 1956 brought national humiliation. in 1964, harold wilson became the queen s first labour prime minister. she does our homework, i hadn t done mine. i hadn t read a particular cabinet committee, which
lord geidt lays out his frustration and he said he told advisers in downing street that the prime minister should set out why he did not think it was breaking the ministerial code and today what we see is downing street believing they had written their response to that but lord geidt also saying he had not given advice to the prime minister because he didn t want to feel he should resign and he did not want to place the ministerial code in a place of ridicule. labour wrote this evening say in the whole instance, they see borisjohnson acting asjudge and jury in his own case and giving himself a free pass, they say. in case and giving himself a free pass, the sa . ., case and giving himself a free pass, the sa . . , ., they say. in that separate development they say. in that separate development that - they say. in that separate development that we - they say. in that separate - development that we mention, to they say. in that separate development that we mention, to do with the lab
nice to see you. lovely to see you again. we only get a glimpse of. the queen s views are kept private political neutrality carefully adhered to her words written by her prime ministers. i pray that the blessing of almighty god may rest upon your counsels. her first was winston churchill. he was protective of this new young sovereign who had so much to learn. now, upon the shoulders of sir anthony falls, i the role of the queen s first minister after churchill came, anthony eden, whose decision to send troops to suez in 1956, brought national humiliation in 1964. harold wilson became the queen s first labour prime minister. she does her homework. i hadn t done mine. i hadn t read a particular cabinet committee, which i didn t chair,
upon your counsels. her first was winston churchill. he was protective of this new young sovereign who had so much to learn. archive: now, upon the shoulders of sir anthony falls after churchill came anthony eden, whose decision to send troops to suez in 1956 brought national humiliation. in 1964, harold wilson became the queen s first labour prime minister. she does our homework, i hadn t done mine. i hadn t read a particular cabinet committee, which i didn t chair, and i was leaving for the weekend. she knew i hadn t done my homework, she was very nice about it. the queen s constitutional right is to be kept informed of government policy she offers encouragement and advice. every prime minister, i would guess, from talking with other prime ministers and from my own experience, has the greatest friendliness from the queen. on rare occasions, the queen has very subtly aired her views, like this speech where mr callaghan s government
i pray that the blessing of almighty god may rest upon your counsels. her first was winston churchill. he was protective of this new young sovereign who had so much to learn. archive: now, upon the shoulders of sir anthony falls the role of the queen s first minister. - after churchill came anthony eden, whose decision to send troops to suez in 1956 brought national humiliation. in 1964, harold wilson became the queen s first labour prime minister. she does our homework, i hadn t done mine. i hadn t read a particular cabinet committee, which i didn t chair, and i was leaving for the weekend. she knew i hadn t done my homework, she was very nice about it. the queen s constitutional right is to be kept informed of government policy she offers encouragement and advice. every prime minister, - i would guess, from talking with other prime ministers. and from my own experience, has the greatest friendliness from the queen. on rare occasions, the queen has very subtly aired her views, l