Royal car

I just wanted to have proof that the royal car has no regard for the traffic rules.

Ah, but our royals aren't the state, we have a constitutional monarchy. The state is higher than the royals and the rules are made by parliament.

Great Britain doesn't have a constitution. The British queen does indeed "is" the state, while our king merely is head of state. Our king isn't even crowned.

Canada is slightly better off, as it has a Constitution Act.

Our passports are issued by the state, so I think that our king has a passport to travel.

So if you want to travel without a passport you can simply claim you're the queen of Great Britain and Northen Ireland.

The previous leader of the Liberal Party, Michael Ignatieff, has become a visiting professor in Leiden:
news.leiden.edu/dossiers/cleveringa-dossier/articles/michael-ignatieff-appointed-cleveringa-professor-at-leiden-university.html

I wonder if Justin will become as famous as his dad.

He wrote a book about his experiences as party leader. He described how he lived in a bubble and everybody told him he was doing great, until he was rudely awakened by the election result.

In the 1980s I saw him regularly as a presenter of the BBC's Late Show.