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Robert Hardman: My private encounter with David Cameron and the Queen

28 September 2019

9:00 AM

28 September 2019

9:00 AM

David Cameron’s revelation that he sought ‘a raising of the eyebrow’ from the Queen during the 2014 Scottish referendum campaign has caused conniptions at the Palace. But it has also eclipsed the royal record of the prime minister who did more to reform the monarchy than any of the Queen’s 14 (and counting) British PMs during this reign — Churchill included.

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