Set at the tuime of the Golden Jubilee, My Prime Ministers and I is exactly what satire is supposed to be, a ruthless and hilarious lampoon of the ruling political class.

Tired of being continuously undermined by her supposedly loyal government, the Queen abdicates, so do all her immediate successors. The Ministers are delighted as they arer no able to act as if they were royalty without the embarrassement of being measured against the real thing. But events do not work out quite as the polit ... more »

Set at the tuime of the Golden Jubilee, My Prime Ministers and I is exactly what satire is supposed to be, a ruthless and hilarious lampoon of the ruling political class.

Tired of being continuously undermined by her supposedly loyal government, the Queen abdicates, so do all her immediate successors. The Ministers are delighted as they arer no able to act as if they were royalty without the embarrassement of being measured against the real thing. But events do not work out quite as the politicians anticipated, the Queen now lives in Canada, from where she subtly plots against the British Government, and is that were not bad enough, the populace of Great Britain had the impertinance to start voicing their opinions on the direction events were taking, a development not necessarily to the taste of the ruling elite, who viewed such manifestations of democratic opinions to be nothing short of seditious  Less