I've never heard of Norman Baker although I'm sure he was splendid in his own way.
As has been said the Queen owns two properties, the rest belong to the state, one is Balmoral, brought by Prince Albert for Queen Victoria, and Sandringham bought by Edward V11th when he was Prince of Wales in 1862. Presumably the RF wouldn't be expected to sell either of these? As for pictures, jewellery etc, surely they can keep personal things that belong to them as can the rest of us? Articles that belong to the nation are of course another matter! Should we sell the nations treasures including exhibits in museums, art galleries etc? Perhaps a referendum would be in order to see what the public feel?
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