Will Cameron be purring after his next audience with HM?

He deserves to have bits of his anatomy frozen off by a regal glare.

Probably wiping his brow and saying 'phew, that was a close thing'

Which bits FarNorth

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There'll be some good cartoons in the papers tomorrow I bet.

I missed this. What happened?

www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/queen-elizabeth-II/11116606/David-Cameron-Queen-purred-down-line-over-Scottish-Independence-vote.html

This - silly boy!

What a fuss about nothing...

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He betrayed trust so not a fuss about nothing

How can he have betrayed trust? He didn't divulge any of the conversation and as the Queen isn't a cat I doubt she actually purred.

It's DC's Gordon Brown moment and nowhere near as damaging.

How lovely to see you back again, G2 - I'm sure you were missed.

Your personal remarks are rather trying, though - and not very clever.

Does not compare with Brown and his comment. It is known that no PM ever speaks of any conversation with the queen , bunk house has emphasised this fact again this evening. The queen did not disclose her views on the referendum or the outcome, I am sure we guessed what result she wanted now we know, this is betrayal of trust .

What is bunk house?

A spelling error Atqui

Sorry... It's late for me!

Dear Ana - so lovely to have the opportunity to engage yet again with you in such reasoned , intelligent and well informer debate about the conventions of the British constitution. Perhaps you could enlighten us all with all the examples you are doubtless so well aware of of British PMs telling Americans of telephone calls they have had with HM and her reactions to a very important constitutional issue.

The Queen probably punched the air and ran around the room shouting YESSSSSSS!!!

She doesn't appear to be a cat lover and as far as I know, corgis don't purr so maybe Philip was snoring?

Or maybe she should have been shouting, NOOOOOOOOO

OFGS G2, give it a rest with the superior-toned sarcasm. You're just showing yourself up.

Ana - still waiting for your answer as to why its a fuss about nothing and how that relates to the convention of conversations with HM? What's superior and sarcastic about that?

And I'm still waiting for an apology for the content of your deleted post, but I doubt that'll be forthcoming.

Get off my case.

I'm sure HM heaved a sigh of relief and topped up the G&T.

I expect you'll be waiting as long for my apology as I will for your discussion as to why the Telegraph's comments were are a fuss about nothing. And anno - of course HM welcomed the result but that wasn't my point, was it, it was about the behaviour of DC

Did anyone watch An Audience with The Queen with Helen Mirren as her may? I saw it at our local cinema, as a live broadcast from the National Theatre and loved it. I'm with Granny2, in believing it isn't a fuss about nothing, though I'm sure buck house will make no further comment. I imagine the boy wonder will be somewhat subdued when he next visits.