Late Queen ‘Refused to Open Bristol Airport Terminal’ over Gun Incident
- Queen Elizabeth II allegedly refused to open Bristol Airport's new terminal after Lord Ivan Mountbatten was stopped from bringing shotguns on a plane for security reasons.
- After the incident, Queen Elizabeth II expressed annoyance to Lord Mountbatten about the airport's security decision, stating, 'They want me to open their new terminal.'
- Lord Mountbatten recalled the moment when the Queen, irritated, decided not to open the terminal, saying, 'I don’t think I will now.
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Bristol Airport: Late Queen Elizabeth II 'refused to open UK Airport terminal' after relative barred from taking guns on plane, royal cousin claims
The late Queen Elizabeth II refused to open a new terminal at Bristol Airport after a relative was barred from taking guns on a plane, a royal cousin has claimed.
Queen 'refused to open airport terminal' after relative brought guns to terminal - Gloucestershire Live
Queen Elizabeth II was left "rather irritated" after her cousin was prevented from boarding a flight with his guns to Balmoral, and decided not to open an airport terminal
·Gloucester, United Kingdom
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right3Center5Last UpdatedBias Distribution43% Left
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- 43% of the sources lean Left
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C 36%
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