The Limited Times

Queen Elizabeth – commemoration in the British House of Commons: Theresa May provides amusement with an anecdote

9/9/2022, 4:31:36 PM


British MPs pay tribute to the late monarch in an hour-long special session. Ex-Prime Minister Theresa May tells an anecdote – and creates amusement. The video.

AreaRead the video transcript expand here

Members of the British Parliament met on Friday to honor the British Queen who had died the day before.

Theresa May, Prime Minister of Great Britain from 2016 to 2019, amused parliamentarians with a very personal anecdote about Queen Elizabeth II.

Theresa May, Prime Minister UK (2016-2019)


»I remember having a picnic at Balmoral Castle.

Baskets of food were brought out and we all lent a hand to place the food on the tables.

I took some cheese, put it on a plate and brought it to the table.

The cheese fell to the floor.

I had a split second to make a decision.

I picked up the cheese, put it back on the plate and brought it to the table.

Turning back, I noticed that my every move had been carefully watched by Her Majesty the Queen.

I looked at her.

she looked at me

And she just smiled.

And the cheese stayed on the table.”

The deputies spoke in turn for several hours about the death of the monarch - some contributed memories of personal encounters.

However, nobody came close to Theresa May's.

Similar news: