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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. " | |||
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"Don’t watch it normally tbf but mostly astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice* " It wasnt just any Queue though, it was The Queue. I think its been building up with that heat or eat wheel spin. How he got away from that incident is beyond me. The victim was going to expose him but everyone thought it was alright that he came out. I find it awful. Seen him a few times bully guests on This Morning with his questions. | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. " There was a queue for people with disabilities and other mobility issues. People would get a wristband and a timed entry. | |||
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"They were working. " That's the spin they are putting on it.... | |||
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"Meantime in the Ukraine...... " Granny, do you have a Ukraine flag in your Twitter name or bio? | |||
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"Don’t watch it normally tbf but mostly astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice* It wasnt just any Queue though, it was The Queue. I think its been building up with that heat or eat wheel spin. How he got away from that incident is beyond me. The victim was going to expose him but everyone thought it was alright that he came out. I find it awful. Seen him a few times bully guests on This Morning with his questions. " It was stunning and brave to come out as gay. The PR machine that convinced a newspaper that giving them an exclusive interview about coming out rather than running with an exposé on his (alleged) behaviour with a young lad saved his career. | |||
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"Don’t watch it normally tbf but mostly astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice* It wasnt just any Queue though, it was The Queue. I think its been building up with that heat or eat wheel spin. How he got away from that incident is beyond me. The victim was going to expose him but everyone thought it was alright that he came out. I find it awful. Seen him a few times bully guests on This Morning with his questions. It was stunning and brave to come out as gay. The PR machine that convinced a newspaper that giving them an exclusive interview about coming out rather than running with an exposé on his (alleged) behaviour with a young lad saved his career. " Yes agree with Dan here  | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. There was a queue for people with disabilities and other mobility issues. People would get a wristband and a timed entry." It was a very long queue, without any toilets provided! We relied on local businesses to allow people to use the loo - one hotel, with one wheelchair accessible toilet, for hundreds of people using wheelchairs, for example. | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. There was a queue for people with disabilities and other mobility issues. People would get a wristband and a timed entry. It was a very long queue, without any toilets provided! We relied on local businesses to allow people to use the loo - one hotel, with one wheelchair accessible toilet, for hundreds of people using wheelchairs, for example. " We are also a nation who pride ourselves on queuing. Many see this as a cardinal sin. | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. There was a queue for people with disabilities and other mobility issues. People would get a wristband and a timed entry." There was but you still had to queue for 6 hours to get a timed slot entry wristband for 5 hours ahead. The queue was poorlyit's missed and only 3 disabled portaloos although they were all out of order. They also closed the accessible queue 15 hours before the main queue. | |||
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"Blimey is this cancel culture in action? Two people were given press passes and used them. " if they were going to be cancelled they would have been already | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. There was a queue for people with disabilities and other mobility issues. People would get a wristband and a timed entry. It was a very long queue, without any toilets provided! We relied on local businesses to allow people to use the loo - one hotel, with one wheelchair accessible toilet, for hundreds of people using wheelchairs, for example. We are also a nation who pride ourselves on queuing. Many see this as a cardinal sin." We did queue. Twice. Total time of 12hrs between getting in Queue 1 and exiting the Westminster Hall. The nearest Tube station to the accessible queue was not wheelchair accessible, and other such well thought out details. The main queue was not "accessible" partly due to the need to step up and down kerbs and other obstacles. The "accessible" queue was fairly flat but some cobbled and other challenging terrain | |||
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"Blimey is this cancel culture in action? Two people were given press passes and used them. if they were going to be cancelled they would have been already "The cancel council was cancelled out of respect for the queen, but I understand it's on the agenda for tomorrow's session. | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. " The wrist bands for press passes were not offered to anybody you had to apply for them as a friend of mine works for the bcc. | |||
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"Meantime in the Ukraine...... Granny, do you have a Ukraine flag in your Twitter name or bio? " I don't twit. | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. The wrist bands for press passes were not offered to anybody you had to apply for them as a friend of mine works for the bcc. " So the working explanation makes sense then | |||
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"Blimey is this cancel culture in action? Two people were given press passes and used them. if they were going to be cancelled they would have been already
The cancel council was cancelled out of respect for the queen, but I understand it's on the agenda for tomorrow's session."They’ve survived worse E.g. telling an Italian chef that his food was like a carbonara They’ll be fine | |||
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"I for one am utterly shocked they applied a system of privilege to the queue where certain members of society could bypass the rules enforced on the plebs. Just absolutely unthinkable " They didn't the only people that could completely skip the queue where MP's, Those who could get press passes, And heads of States from other countries. | |||
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"Meantime in the Ukraine...... Granny, do you have a Ukraine flag in your Twitter name or bio? I don't twit. " Hmmm. | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. The wrist bands for press passes were not offered to anybody you had to apply for them as a friend of mine works for the bcc. So the working explanation makes sense then " Yes. My only gripe is they didn't both needs to go and to be honest I don't think there should have been press passes because you cannot report on anything that happens while you are in the hall. I guess the only thing they can do is report on what it was like in there for them. | |||
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"I for one am utterly shocked they applied a system of privilege to the queue where certain members of society could bypass the rules enforced on the plebs. Just absolutely unthinkable "  | |||
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"Blimey is this cancel culture in action? Two people were given press passes and used them. if they were going to be cancelled they would have been already
The cancel council was cancelled out of respect for the queen, but I understand it's on the agenda for tomorrow's session."Phew! I was worried that a tik toker or youtuber might get away with stuff | |||
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"I for one am utterly shocked they applied a system of privilege to the queue where certain members of society could bypass the rules enforced on the plebs. Just absolutely unthinkable They didn't the only people that could completely skip the queue where MP's, Those who could get press passes, And heads of States from other countries. " You're right, none of those people could be described as privileged | |||
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"I for one am utterly shocked they applied a system of privilege to the queue where certain members of society could bypass the rules enforced on the plebs. Just absolutely unthinkable They didn't the only people that could completely skip the queue where MP's, Those who could get press passes, And heads of States from other countries. You're right, none of those people could be described as privileged" Agreed because they all were working. | |||
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"Don’t watch it normally tbf but mostly astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice* It wasnt just any Queue though, it was The Queue. I think its been building up with that heat or eat wheel spin. How he got away from that incident is beyond me. The victim was going to expose him but everyone thought it was alright that he came out. I find it awful. Seen him a few times bully guests on This Morning with his questions. It was stunning and brave to come out as gay. The PR machine that convinced a newspaper that giving them an exclusive interview about coming out rather than running with an exposé on his (alleged) behaviour with a young lad saved his career. " Even working with Holly wasnt enough to straighten him out!!! | |||
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"Don’t watch it normally tbf but mostly astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice* It wasnt just any Queue though, it was The Queue. I think its been building up with that heat or eat wheel spin. How he got away from that incident is beyond me. The victim was going to expose him but everyone thought it was alright that he came out. I find it awful. Seen him a few times bully guests on This Morning with his questions. It was stunning and brave to come out as gay. The PR machine that convinced a newspaper that giving them an exclusive interview about coming out rather than running with an exposé on his (alleged) behaviour with a young lad saved his career. Even working with Holly wasnt enough to straighten him out!!!" What an ignorant comment. | |||
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"I really could not care less. Spend your energies on something more important " You don't have to care but maybe for some people this is important. | |||
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"Meantime in the Ukraine...... Granny, do you have a Ukraine flag in your Twitter name or bio? I don't twit. Hmmm. " I don't. | |||
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"I really could not care less. Spend your energies on something more important You don't have to care but maybe for some people this is important. " Why is it? What impact has it had on literally anyone? | |||
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"I really could not care less. Spend your energies on something more important You don't have to care but maybe for some people this is important. Why is it? What impact has it had on literally anyone?" You don't have to understand something yourself but you also don't get to decide what other people feel is important or impactful. | |||
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"Theyare a disgrace and so are the people that allowed them to get preferential treatment ." Agreed. One day we will achieve a republic until then we need to put up with this sort of preferential treatment though. | |||
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"What is the difference between them two and susan Reid and David Beckham.who both qued up for over 12 hours.the latter two have respect and care about the public.schofield is just a crap tv presenter and will aby is all tits and a big gob " They were working | |||
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"Theyare a disgrace and so are the people that allowed them to get preferential treatment . Agreed. One day we will achieve a republic until then we need to put up with this sort of preferential treatment though."I much rather have a Royal family that served us out of a sense of duty rather than someone Elected who has a lot more power than the Royal family and doing it for their own ends. | |||
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"Theyare a disgrace and so are the people that allowed them to get preferential treatment . Agreed. One day we will achieve a republic until then we need to put up with this sort of preferential treatment though."I don't think a Republic will see Phil and Holly off | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. " what did they do to all these people | |||
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"What is the difference between them two and susan Reid and David Beckham.who both qued up for over 12 hours.the latter two have respect and care about the public.schofield is just a crap tv presenter and will aby is all tits and a big gob They were working" Well seeing as they only decided to do the special on Tuesday about their experience on Saturday morning after the backlash I think you are wrong. | |||
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"I really could not care less. Spend your energies on something more important You don't have to care but maybe for some people this is important. Why is it? What impact has it had on literally anyone? You don't have to understand something yourself but you also don't get to decide what other people feel is important or impactful. " Thanks for not answering the question | |||
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"What is the difference between them two and susan Reid and David Beckham.who both qued up for over 12 hours.the latter two have respect and care about the public.schofield is just a crap tv presenter and will aby is all tits and a big gob They were working Well seeing as they only decided to do the special on Tuesday about their experience on Saturday morning after the backlash I think you are wrong. " How do you know that? | |||
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"Theyare a disgrace and so are the people that allowed them to get preferential treatment . Agreed. One day we will achieve a republic until then we need to put up with this sort of preferential treatment though.
I don't think a Republic will see Phil and Holly off"Oh we have been plotting for years...... | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. " How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. | |||
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"Theyare a disgrace and so are the people that allowed them to get preferential treatment . Agreed. One day we will achieve a republic until then we need to put up with this sort of preferential treatment though.
I don't think a Republic will see Phil and Holly off
Oh we have been plotting for years......"Since 1605?! Playing the long game?! | |||
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"What is the difference between them two and susan Reid and David Beckham.who both qued up for over 12 hours.the latter two have respect and care about the public.schofield is just a crap tv presenter and will aby is all tits and a big gob They were working Well seeing as they only decided to do the special on Tuesday about their experience on Saturday morning after the backlash I think you are wrong. " It really doesn't matter what you think. That's the official line. They were working. Or are their bosses lying too ? | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. " privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... | |||
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"What is the difference between them two and susan Reid and David Beckham.who both qued up for over 12 hours.the latter two have respect and care about the public.schofield is just a crap tv presenter and will aby is all tits and a big gob They were working Well seeing as they only decided to do the special on Tuesday about their experience on Saturday morning after the backlash I think you are wrong. It really doesn't matter what you think. That's the official line. They were working. Or are their bosses lying too ?" Possibly yes we know very well people will lie to save their careers. | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean......." You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. | |||
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"What is the difference between them two and susan Reid and David Beckham.who both qued up for over 12 hours.the latter two have respect and care about the public.schofield is just a crap tv presenter and will aby is all tits and a big gob They were working Well seeing as they only decided to do the special on Tuesday about their experience on Saturday morning after the backlash I think you are wrong. It really doesn't matter what you think. That's the official line. They were working. Or are their bosses lying too ?" Adactually yes it does matter what I think because I have as much right to use this forum as you do. | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. " That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege? | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege?" Harry doesn't seem to see at a privilege more of a burden. | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege?" This is a hard one. In many ways, yes they can only be described as privileged. They have plenty of food, excellent housing and will never want for anything. But they don't seem to have much option to leave it all. The Duke of Sussex is an example. Seems once your accident of birth has you as one of the frontline Royals, you have to accept the downsides that come with it. Never having proper privacy and every single thing you say or do being scrutinised, photographed, immortalised for history etc doesn't seem very privileged to me. | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege? Harry doesn't seem to see at a privilege more of a burden. " Gas he said he wasn't born into privilege? Nobody is saying its a one way deal. But to deny that being born into a monarchy doesn't one with privilege just discredits any further argument | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege? Harry doesn't seem to see at a privilege more of a burden. Gas he said he wasn't born into privilege? Nobody is saying its a one way deal. But to deny that being born into a monarchy doesn't one with privilege just discredits any further argument " No it doesn't because being born into privilege can also have a massive disadvantages. | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege? Harry doesn't seem to see at a privilege more of a burden. Gas he said he wasn't born into privilege? Nobody is saying its a one way deal. But to deny that being born into a monarchy doesn't one with privilege just discredits any further argument No it doesn't because being born into privilege can also have a massive disadvantages." If being so privileged is such a chore maybe we should take the privilege away? | |||
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"Yes makes no odds to me love them both can't understand all the hype about them having passes! X" They didn't have passes. They were working. | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege? This is a hard one. In many ways, yes they can only be described as privileged. They have plenty of food, excellent housing and will never want for anything. But they don't seem to have much option to leave it all. The Duke of Sussex is an example. Seems once your accident of birth has you as one of the frontline Royals, you have to accept the downsides that come with it. Never having proper privacy and every single thing you say or do being scrutinised, photographed, immortalised for history etc doesn't seem very privileged to me. " I take the point. But I do think the benefits outweigh the negatives. That could be skewered thinking having experienced poverty but I do think saying they haven't had privilege is false. And now to be honest the word privilege has lost all meaning in my brain | |||
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"Don’t watch it normally tbf but mostly astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice* " I’ve only skim read through the thread, but on the basis of what I *have* read, I’m STILL astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice*. I mean he literally (allegedly) *redacted on legal advice* and THIS is what you tar him and feather him over!? Unbelievable  | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege? This is a hard one. In many ways, yes they can only be described as privileged. They have plenty of food, excellent housing and will never want for anything. But they don't seem to have much option to leave it all. The Duke of Sussex is an example. Seems once your accident of birth has you as one of the frontline Royals, you have to accept the downsides that come with it. Never having proper privacy and every single thing you say or do being scrutinised, photographed, immortalised for history etc doesn't seem very privileged to me. I take the point. But I do think the benefits outweigh the negatives. That could be skewered thinking having experienced poverty but I do think saying they haven't had privilege is false. And now to be honest the word privilege has lost all meaning in my brain" But they don't choose it, it's foisted upon them simply by virtue of who their parents are. At least those who pursue fame in other ways (sport, music etc) are, in some ways, making a choice to enter the scrutiny of the public eye. The two children at the funeral today, George and Charlotte, might appear privileged but they have zero choice in the matter. They will struggle to "leave" the Royal Family, and even if they do, they'll continue to be photographed and written about in the news, just because their parents are Prince William and Katherine. I personally don't find that very privileged. I wouldn't want my entire life to be scrutinised by others like that. | |||
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"Don’t watch it normally tbf but mostly astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice* I’ve only skim read through the thread, but on the basis of what I *have* read, I’m STILL astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice*. I mean he literally (allegedly) *redacted on legal advice* and THIS is what you tar him and feather him over!? Unbelievable
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege? This is a hard one. In many ways, yes they can only be described as privileged. They have plenty of food, excellent housing and will never want for anything. But they don't seem to have much option to leave it all. The Duke of Sussex is an example. Seems once your accident of birth has you as one of the frontline Royals, you have to accept the downsides that come with it. Never having proper privacy and every single thing you say or do being scrutinised, photographed, immortalised for history etc doesn't seem very privileged to me. I take the point. But I do think the benefits outweigh the negatives. That could be skewered thinking having experienced poverty but I do think saying they haven't had privilege is false. And now to be honest the word privilege has lost all meaning in my brain But they don't choose it, it's foisted upon them simply by virtue of who their parents are. At least those who pursue fame in other ways (sport, music etc) are, in some ways, making a choice to enter the scrutiny of the public eye. The two children at the funeral today, George and Charlotte, might appear privileged but they have zero choice in the matter. They will struggle to "leave" the Royal Family, and even if they do, they'll continue to be photographed and written about in the news, just because their parents are Prince William and Katherine. I personally don't find that very privileged. I wouldn't want my entire life to be scrutinised by others like that. " They’re definitely privileged still. Privilege doesn’t mean their life is without its difficult or struggle. | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege? This is a hard one. In many ways, yes they can only be described as privileged. They have plenty of food, excellent housing and will never want for anything. But they don't seem to have much option to leave it all. The Duke of Sussex is an example. Seems once your accident of birth has you as one of the frontline Royals, you have to accept the downsides that come with it. Never having proper privacy and every single thing you say or do being scrutinised, photographed, immortalised for history etc doesn't seem very privileged to me. I take the point. But I do think the benefits outweigh the negatives. That could be skewered thinking having experienced poverty but I do think saying they haven't had privilege is false. And now to be honest the word privilege has lost all meaning in my brain But they don't choose it, it's foisted upon them simply by virtue of who their parents are. At least those who pursue fame in other ways (sport, music etc) are, in some ways, making a choice to enter the scrutiny of the public eye. The two children at the funeral today, George and Charlotte, might appear privileged but they have zero choice in the matter. They will struggle to "leave" the Royal Family, and even if they do, they'll continue to be photographed and written about in the news, just because their parents are Prince William and Katherine. I personally don't find that very privileged. I wouldn't want my entire life to be scrutinised by others like that. They’re definitely privileged still. Privilege doesn’t mean their life is without its difficult or struggle. " Yes, they are. But they don't appear to have any choice in the matter. How do you 100% leave being royalty? Get rid of all the media and scrutiny and all the rest? I don't disagree that they're privileged but it's an accident of birth with no opt out. Which I personally find odd. If someone doesn't wish to be a prince or princess, they should be able to retire into obscurity and live an ordinary life. Some of the more minor royals can do that but the ones born into the frontline bit don't get that option. | |||
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"I don't see how folk can admire one person or family who live a life of privilege and then complain about someone else being privileged. How privileged is it to have every second of your life scrutinised, Not have the same choices as everybody else simply because of the family you were born in to. privileged /'pr?v?l?d?d/ Learn to pronounce adjective 1. having special rights, advantages, or immunities. I mean....... You mean like the privilege of being born in certain countries over other countries over others. That is another one yes. Do you think any of the royal family would say their birth hasn't been one of privilege? This is a hard one. In many ways, yes they can only be described as privileged. They have plenty of food, excellent housing and will never want for anything. But they don't seem to have much option to leave it all. The Duke of Sussex is an example. Seems once your accident of birth has you as one of the frontline Royals, you have to accept the downsides that come with it. Never having proper privacy and every single thing you say or do being scrutinised, photographed, immortalised for history etc doesn't seem very privileged to me. I take the point. But I do think the benefits outweigh the negatives. That could be skewered thinking having experienced poverty but I do think saying they haven't had privilege is false. And now to be honest the word privilege has lost all meaning in my brain But they don't choose it, it's foisted upon them simply by virtue of who their parents are. At least those who pursue fame in other ways (sport, music etc) are, in some ways, making a choice to enter the scrutiny of the public eye. The two children at the funeral today, George and Charlotte, might appear privileged but they have zero choice in the matter. They will struggle to "leave" the Royal Family, and even if they do, they'll continue to be photographed and written about in the news, just because their parents are Prince William and Katherine. I personally don't find that very privileged. I wouldn't want my entire life to be scrutinised by others like that. " | |||
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" But they don't choose it, it's foisted upon them simply by virtue of who their parents are. At least those who pursue fame in other ways (sport, music etc) are, in some ways, making a choice to enter the scrutiny of the public eye. The two children at the funeral today, George and Charlotte, might appear privileged but they have zero choice in the matter. They will struggle to "leave" the Royal Family, and even if they do, they'll continue to be photographed and written about in the news, just because their parents are Prince William and Katherine. I personally don't find that very privileged. I wouldn't want my entire life to be scrutinised by others like that. They’re definitely privileged still. Privilege doesn’t mean their life is without its difficult or struggle. Yes, they are. But they don't appear to have any choice in the matter. How do you 100% leave being royalty? Get rid of all the media and scrutiny and all the rest? I don't disagree that they're privileged but it's an accident of birth with no opt out. Which I personally find odd. If someone doesn't wish to be a prince or princess, they should be able to retire into obscurity and live an ordinary life. Some of the more minor royals can do that but the ones born into the frontline bit don't get that option. " For me, I hear what you’re saying but like that’s the issue with having a monarchy in the first place. And also, my sympathy is capped at 40% because for me, the benefits of their birth on their experiences far outweighs the negatives. like by A LOT. Anyway, they might be scrutinised but some of them are above the law seemingly. | |||
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" But they don't choose it, it's foisted upon them simply by virtue of who their parents are. At least those who pursue fame in other ways (sport, music etc) are, in some ways, making a choice to enter the scrutiny of the public eye. The two children at the funeral today, George and Charlotte, might appear privileged but they have zero choice in the matter. They will struggle to "leave" the Royal Family, and even if they do, they'll continue to be photographed and written about in the news, just because their parents are Prince William and Katherine. I personally don't find that very privileged. I wouldn't want my entire life to be scrutinised by others like that. They’re definitely privileged still. Privilege doesn’t mean their life is without its difficult or struggle. Yes, they are. But they don't appear to have any choice in the matter. How do you 100% leave being royalty? Get rid of all the media and scrutiny and all the rest? I don't disagree that they're privileged but it's an accident of birth with no opt out. Which I personally find odd. If someone doesn't wish to be a prince or princess, they should be able to retire into obscurity and live an ordinary life. Some of the more minor royals can do that but the ones born into the frontline bit don't get that option. For me, I hear what you’re saying but like that’s the issue with having a monarchy in the first place. And also, my sympathy is capped at 40% because for me, the benefits of their birth on their experiences far outweighs the negatives. like by A LOT. Anyway, they might be scrutinised but some of them are above the law seemingly. " I'm completely with you on that last bit - no-one should be above the law. I just find it nuts that two small children today are being micro-examined by the media and will continue to be so examined for the rest of their lives, even if they try to leave the royal shizz behind. They didn't choose that. We've had people on here using really unpleasant and disparaging comments about the 4yo Prince Louis too. I can't think of many 4yo boys who might be game for public ridicule either. | |||
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"I honestly couldn't give a shit. The stuff that people get upset about when you look at what is actually going on in the world is astounding. People can be upset about more than one thing at a time. " I know that. | |||
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"Don’t watch it normally tbf but mostly astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice* I’ve only skim read through the thread, but on the basis of what I *have* read, I’m STILL astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice*. I mean he literally (allegedly) *redacted on legal advice* and THIS is what you tar him and feather him over!? Unbelievable "Anyway .. to reiterate … Ah it’s not worth it! I give up! Bad man!! Jumped the queue! | |||
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"There were hundreds of celebrities who didn't queue. Are they being named and shamed by the press too? Oh you mean David Beckham, Susanna Reid and her elderly mum, James Blunt,Sharon Osbourne....my mistake they all queued. Phillip and Holly were more important than everyone." But they weren't the only people who used press passes  | |||
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"Don’t watch it normally tbf but mostly astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice* I’ve only skim read through the thread, but on the basis of what I *have* read, I’m STILL astounded that people are more upset with Schofield for jumping the queue than they were when he *redacted on legal advice*. I mean he literally (allegedly) *redacted on legal advice* and THIS is what you tar him and feather him over!? Unbelievable
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"From what I have seen they appear in a very short video inside Westminster Hall and walking away from the VIP area. If they had been stood there for some filming then surely that will be clear to see in tomorrows program. However as there was deathly silence in the Hall I cannot imagine that they were allowed to talk to camera, so it makes you wonder what was filmed; surely it can only be them looking at the coffin/hall/queue ? " Maybe the commentary will be added afterwards, I don’t know though, I’m certainly no expert. | |||
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"Maybe the commentary will be added afterwards, I don’t know though, I’m certainly no expert." So in that case all will become clear in the morning and I would be correct, what was filmed was them looking at the coffin/hall/queue. Does make you wonder why they didn't go out the same way they came in though. | |||
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"Loved seeing David Beckham. He queued for 13 hours, good on him!" As did Tilda Swinton. | |||
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"From what I have seen they appear in a very short video inside Westminster Hall and walking away from the VIP area. If they had been stood there for some filming then surely that will be clear to see in tomorrows program. However as there was deathly silence in the Hall I cannot imagine that they were allowed to talk to camera, so it makes you wonder what was filmed; surely it can only be them looking at the coffin/hall/queue ? " There was absolutely no filming whatsoever with absolutely no exceptions. There will be no footage except that of the live feed of them in the hall. A journalist who had filed past said in a radio interview 2 days ago all people with press passes were told they weren't even allowed to report on anything that happened while they were in the hall other than their own feelings on the matter. That is one of the reasons there is very little information about the incident that happened on the Friday night Only that from members of the public that spoke to journalists outside. | |||
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"In what universe could you describe those 2 as press or media? They are TV show presenters." Well... I don't personally know either so each to their own. But I did cringe watching Philips 'coming out interview'. Bearing in mind his 'wife' is expected to sit there happy and smiley, like a daft bat with their kids. I don't care what sex he's into. It just gets to me he's such a smug twat regardless of which way he goes | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. There was a queue for people with disabilities and other mobility issues. People would get a wristband and a timed entry. It was a very long queue, without any toilets provided! We relied on local businesses to allow people to use the loo - one hotel, with one wheelchair accessible toilet, for hundreds of people using wheelchairs, for example. " Don't know ow what queue you were in but we queued for 2.5hrs, please ty of toilets available, including those in the tate Britain and had ple ty of seats around etc for those who had mobility issues. No problems at all. | |||
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"What is the difference between them two and susan Reid and David Beckham.who both qued up for over 12 hours.the latter two have respect and care about the public.schofield is just a crap tv presenter and will aby is all tits and a big gob They were working" Bollocks...Im not talking about what Phillip likes. They dont work on a Friday. Thats what This Morning wants to spin to save their darling sofa sitters. No idea why they want saving as they are both horrible presenters. Presenters and not press. | |||
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"What is the difference between them two and susan Reid and David Beckham.who both qued up for over 12 hours.the latter two have respect and care about the public.schofield is just a crap tv presenter and will aby is all tits and a big gob They were working Bollocks...Im not talking about what Phillip likes. They dont work on a Friday. Thats what This Morning wants to spin to save their darling sofa sitters. No idea why they want saving as they are both horrible presenters. Presenters and not press." Why are you so pressed about this lol they did nothing wrong. You have no idea what their work schedule is or what the planners on the show have asked of them. There are so many other things to get so worked up about. | |||
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"I find human nature so strange. People were fine with him lying to his wife for years and screwing boys behind her back, but when he queue jumps the shit hits the fan lol" Fair point | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. There was a queue for people with disabilities and other mobility issues. People would get a wristband and a timed entry. It was a very long queue, without any toilets provided! We relied on local businesses to allow people to use the loo - one hotel, with one wheelchair accessible toilet, for hundreds of people using wheelchairs, for example. Don't know ow what queue you were in but we queued for 2.5hrs, please ty of toilets available, including those in the tate Britain and had ple ty of seats around etc for those who had mobility issues. No problems at all." The accessible queue, on Saturday. It took 6hrs from joining to getting a wristband (to return 4hrs later). The only toilets provided for the queue were 3x portaloos, which were all out of order. It was impossible to get into the Tate Britain from the accessible queue until you got close to the building itself, which wasn't until several hours after starting to queue. The queue was all along the riverfront on Millbank and then around several side streets, before going around to the Tate. We used the toilet in the Westminster Hotel (1x wheelchair accessible loo). Others who did not have wheelchairs also used a pub some distance away. Once you had a wristband, you could use the Tate rest area, which had loos etc yes, but it took 6hrs to queue to get one! | |||
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"They were working. Working how exactly? They're not journalists and This Morning isn't Newsnight. Plus, it's not like they had done any other coverage during the ten days of mourning. " How can someone report on the feelings of seeing the longest reigning monarch lying in state without seeing the longest reigning monarch lying in state. They kind of had to be there to express said feelings, no? Otherwise they'd be 'outed' as frauds or fakes who were simply saying stuff for 'clout'. | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. " Nope, but it's so easy to think things. Not so easy doing them. They didn't do anything disgusting. I have no opinion on them. I don't switch them on. | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. The wrist bands for press passes were not offered to anybody you had to apply for them as a friend of mine works for the bcc. So the working explanation makes sense then Yes. My only gripe is they didn't both needs to go and to be honest I don't think there should have been press passes because you cannot report on anything that happens while you are in the hall. I guess the only thing they can do is report on what it was like in there for them. " Which for people who aren't in there... And are interested... Might be reporting. | |||
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"What is the difference between them two and susan Reid and David Beckham.who both qued up for over 12 hours.the latter two have respect and care about the public.schofield is just a crap tv presenter and will aby is all tits and a big gob They were working Well seeing as they only decided to do the special on Tuesday about their experience on Saturday morning after the backlash I think you are wrong. It really doesn't matter what you think. That's the official line. They were working. Or are their bosses lying too ?" So was Boris and all his staff during lockdown , , just so happened they had wine and cheese | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. There was a queue for people with disabilities and other mobility issues. People would get a wristband and a timed entry. It was a very long queue, without any toilets provided! We relied on local businesses to allow people to use the loo - one hotel, with one wheelchair accessible toilet, for hundreds of people using wheelchairs, for example. Don't know ow what queue you were in but we queued for 2.5hrs, please ty of toilets available, including those in the tate Britain and had ple ty of seats around etc for those who had mobility issues. No problems at all." We were in the accessible queue and I'm sorry but there were not plenty of toilets. There was one inside Tate Britain for wheelchair access and 3 portaloos. | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. There was a queue for people with disabilities and other mobility issues. People would get a wristband and a timed entry. It was a very long queue, without any toilets provided! We relied on local businesses to allow people to use the loo - one hotel, with one wheelchair accessible toilet, for hundreds of people using wheelchairs, for example. Don't know ow what queue you were in but we queued for 2.5hrs, please ty of toilets available, including those in the tate Britain and had ple ty of seats around etc for those who had mobility issues. No problems at all. We were in the accessible queue and I'm sorry but there were not plenty of toilets. There was one inside Tate Britain for wheelchair access and 3 portaloos. " I was in the accessible queue with my mum, there were some at the end after you got the wristbands so people were leaving and coming back to go. I don't think they were expecting it to be so busy, we were lucky that we went early on and it was very quick so the toilet situation was fine then, but I imagine when it got busy it wasnt great, particularly as negotiating round the last bit with a wheelchair wouldn't have been easy. However, back to Phil and Holly, I don't really blame them. The TV producers asked them to go so it's not really their fault. Blame the show rather than the presenters for an error in judgment. Personally I think it would have made better reporting if they'd joined the queue and chatted to people along the way. They'd have got the real experience then | |||
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"Who is going to watch This Morning tomorrow? This Morning spin Drs are trying to save these two. I think anyone could do their job and its time for them to leave and get new presenters. Its awful what they did while old,young,disabled people waited 10hrs+ and elderly servicemen waited in line. Don’t be mad at them be mad at the people who give out the jump the queue passes. Why don’t disabled and elderly get them aswell? If a pass was offered then it’s perfectly acceptable to take it in my eyes. I’m sure there were others who took a pass but haven’t been witch hunted for it. There was a queue for people with disabilities and other mobility issues. People would get a wristband and a timed entry. It was a very long queue, without any toilets provided! We relied on local businesses to allow people to use the loo - one hotel, with one wheelchair accessible toilet, for hundreds of people using wheelchairs, for example. Don't know ow what queue you were in but we queued for 2.5hrs, please ty of toilets available, including those in the tate Britain and had ple ty of seats around etc for those who had mobility issues. No problems at all. We were in the accessible queue and I'm sorry but there were not plenty of toilets. There was one inside Tate Britain for wheelchair access and 3 portaloos. I was in the accessible queue with my mum, there were some at the end after you got the wristbands so people were leaving and coming back to go. I don't think they were expecting it to be so busy, we were lucky that we went early on and it was very quick so the toilet situation was fine then, but I imagine when it got busy it wasnt great, particularly as negotiating round the last bit with a wheelchair wouldn't have been easy. However, back to Phil and Holly, I don't really blame them. The TV producers asked them to go so it's not really their fault. Blame the show rather than the presenters for an error in judgment. Personally I think it would have made better reporting if they'd joined the queue and chatted to people along the way. They'd have got the real experience then " What I'm annoyed about is they claimed on this morning they didn't file past the Queen and we know they did because there is footage from the live feed of them doing so. I think the problem is they have changed their stories several times. | |||
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"What is the difference between them two and susan Reid and David Beckham.who both qued up for over 12 hours.the latter two have respect and care about the public.schofield is just a crap tv presenter and will aby is all tits and a big gob They were working Well seeing as they only decided to do the special on Tuesday about their experience on Saturday morning after the backlash I think you are wrong. It really doesn't matter what you think. That's the official line. They were working. Or are their bosses lying too ? So was Boris and all his staff during lockdown , , just so happened they had wine and cheese "Let it go mate. He's long gone. | |||
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"Just boycott anything to do with them. They are just smug tory twats, dont expect anything less from them both. " Ooooh that's why. Makes much more sense now | |||
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"Just boycott anything to do with them. They are just smug tory twats, dont expect anything less from them both. " Are they? | |||
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"Just boycott anything to do with them. They are just smug tory twats, dont expect anything less from them both. Are they? " Apparently so.. Cancel them... | |||
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"Just boycott anything to do with them. They are just smug tory twats, dont expect anything less from them both. Are they? Apparently so.. Cancel them... " On it | |||
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"They were working. That’s a load of bollocks granny and you know it. " No Rex. Like absolutely everyone I know fuck all about it except what i've read from official sources and the official line is that 'they were working' ...... Those that want them hung , drawn and quartered don't have any insider knowledge but they are willing to lynch for a bit of drama. Just an angry mob. | |||
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"Grow up, leave them alone "
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"It’s become absolutely ridiculous. Now they’re being bullied off the show by some pathetic petition. " The public gets what the public wants.... Some tiny minority of bullies...remember when Mary Whitehouse was our standard bearer? | |||
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"Just boycott anything to do with them. They are just smug tory twats, dont expect anything less from them both. " Welcome to 2022. I disagree with their politics so cancel them and BURN THE WITCHES!! | |||
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"Sorry but anyone who's stupid enough to queue for 12/24 hours to walk past a coffin just shows how easily led the population is yes she was the Queen but what did she or any royal, polititan, celebrity, footballist ect ever do for you directly to deserve such adoration? " . Real talk | |||
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"Sorry but anyone who's stupid enough to queue for 12/24 hours to walk past a coffin just shows how easily led the population is yes she was the Queen but what did she or any royal, polititan, celebrity, footballist ect ever do for you directly to deserve such adoration? " I mainly went to see the immense architecture inside a building that was first built about 950yrs ago and which isn't usually open to the public. It's absolutely stunning | |||
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"Phil and holly are a pair of entitled wankers anyway. Treat folk like shit off camera apparently" i wonder how long before you delete your account? | |||
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"Phil and holly are a pair of entitled wankers anyway. Treat folk like shit off camera apparently" There have been rumours about Phil's behaviour for years. | |||
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"Sorry but anyone who's stupid enough to queue for 12/24 hours to walk past a coffin just shows how easily led the population is yes she was the Queen but what did she or any royal, polititan, celebrity, footballist ect ever do for you directly to deserve such adoration? I mainly went to see the immense architecture inside a building that was first built about 950yrs ago and which isn't usually open to the public. It's absolutely stunning "Is this really why you queued 12 hours without acceptable toilet facilities, as you posted? | |||
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"Sorry but anyone who's stupid enough to queue for 12/24 hours to walk past a coffin just shows how easily led the population is yes she was the Queen but what did she or any royal, polititan, celebrity, footballist ect ever do for you directly to deserve such adoration? I mainly went to see the immense architecture inside a building that was first built about 950yrs ago and which isn't usually open to the public. It's absolutely stunning
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"Sorry but anyone who's stupid enough to queue for 12/24 hours to walk past a coffin just shows how easily led the population is yes she was the Queen but what did she or any royal, polititan, celebrity, footballist ect ever do for you directly to deserve such adoration? I mainly went to see the immense architecture inside a building that was first built about 950yrs ago and which isn't usually open to the public. It's absolutely stunning
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"Am I to understand that some would like two people to lose their jobs based on rumour and the use of two legal press passes?" Since when did they start working for the press? | |||
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"Sorry but anyone who's stupid enough to queue for 12/24 hours to walk past a coffin just shows how easily led the population is yes she was the Queen but what did she or any royal, polititan, celebrity, footballist ect ever do for you directly to deserve such adoration? I mainly went to see the immense architecture inside a building that was first built about 950yrs ago and which isn't usually open to the public. It's absolutely stunning
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Apparently they had to scour the country for the oak for the beams. They needed to be a particular shape "Yes, I read the same. The carvings on the ends of the beams and trusses are amazing, as are the stone carvings. It's a shame we could only move around a small area and for a limited time. There's nothing else like it anywhere in the UK, and I'd suggest the world. It was the largest hall at the time of its building and apparently always constructed with a self supporting roof - no columns. It's revised our understanding of architectural design of that period. | |||
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"Am I to understand that some would like two people to lose their jobs based on rumour and the use of two legal press passes? Since when did they start working for the press? " Like it or not they work for the media. | |||
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"Am I to understand that some would like two people to lose their jobs based on rumour and the use of two legal press passes? Since when did they start working for the press? Like it or not they work for the media. " Presenting a glorified agony aunt / cooking program isn’t journalism. They exploited their perceived power and now they’re paying the price for it. | |||
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