21-01-2019, 10:19 AM
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Re: Prince Philip hurt in car crash,
Originally Posted by Omah
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Woman who broke wrist 'considering personal injury claim'https://www.telegraph.co.uk/royal-fa...rsonal-injury/
While Prince Philip, the Kia driver and the police appear to keeping their heads down until the results of the investigation are known, Prince Philip's crash victim, mum-of-two Emma Fairweather, has no such inclination .....
I can see the crown jewels having to be sold off to pay the court fees at this rate. 
21-01-2019, 10:29 AM
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Re: Prince Philip hurt in car crash,
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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Yes she seems to have got her 15 minutes and is running with it, read elsewhere of her trauma and life changing mood changes I can see the crown jewels having to be sold off to pay the court fees at this rate.
21-01-2019, 10:33 AM
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Yes, Prince Philip did pull out onto the main road into the path of an oncoming car. I ask this, Why does the law re; seat belts not apply to them as well as the rest of us. If we, the general public have to abide by the rules then so should everyone else regardless of their status.21-01-2019, 10:43 AM
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Re: Prince Philip hurt in car crash,
Originally Posted by Roxy
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There's a headline in one of the papers I saw at the pool this morning and it says that his Aids are scared to tell him it's time to stop driving.
I suspect he had been told loads of times already, especially by his close family, but he has steadfastly refused.
The lady with the broken wrist is sure milking it with the Press.
21-01-2019, 10:44 AM
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Re: Prince Philip hurt in car crash,
Originally Posted by big ben
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Yes, Prince Philip did pull out onto the main road into the path of an oncoming car. I ask this, Why does the law re; seat belts not apply to them as well as the rest of us. If we, the general public have to abide by the rules then so should everyone else regardless of their status.
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