Comments by "Peter" (@Peter-ov6xh) on "ITN Archive" channel.

Encouraging *emigration*, did he say? Curious, I was told that Britain "invited" the so-called Windrush generation in order to rebuild Britain, and yet here one hears that the government of the day was actually encouraging Britons to emigrate to Australia.
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7:20 - I'm surprised that this comment wasn't resurrected in the years after the Brexit referendum.
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Thatcher, sadly, had an anaesthetising effect on British conservatism. The huge changes she made on the economic front seem to have deluded some small-c conservatives into thinking that she really did roll back socialism in all its forms. In the cases of education, culture, demography, she did not make the necessary changes but of course one cannot do everything.
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4:00 And that's the closest the "Crown Prince" and the "Crown Princess" will ever get to being crowned!
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@boulevard14 They invited themselves. The government wanted them to go back but was powerless to act because they were Commonwealth citizens.
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A Crown Prince without a crown... it sounds like a bad joke, and it is. And as for his trashy wife and her sisters 😂
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@cprk1 No, they were not.
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That debate is irrelevant here as the Glücksburgs do not represent Greece. On the contrary, the Greek people rejected them.
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However bad she is, Stephanie can't be any trashier than the "Greek" Glücksburgs. At least she's a real princess.
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Silly old boomer.
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@dougie1968 Seems to come naturally to some. Food for thought!
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@MrWilhelm1950 There is no Greek Royal House. There is a Danish-descended family, some of whose members formerly reigned in Greece.
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 @gemmaluescher-verseckas1243 "A" title, maybe. But not the title of Crown Prince.
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@gemmaluescher-verseckas1243 Prince Philip didn't cling to the titles because he was not insecure trash. To that extent, he was very different to "Crown Prince" Pavlos and "Crown Princess" 😂😂😂 Marie-Chantal.
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