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Never underestimate the power of the Royal Family’s Public Relations firms. The Royal Family employs top PR people to manage every aspect of their public perception. Mark Bolland handled PR for Prince Charles for many years and did such a good job of salvaging his post-Diana, tattered reputation, he won a PR award in 2011. He managed to turn Prince Charles from a mistrusted and unpopular figure with a fiance everyone hated into a much more popular member of the Royal family in a few short years.The PR guy in charge of Harry and William’s public image is an American named Jason Knauf, who is employed full time to make the Princes look good. He’s the guy who manages the appearances of William and Kate with the Royal children. He’s also in charge of the continued rehabilitation of Harry’s image.Royals face headache with William and Kate likely to be 'overshadowed', says PR man who wrote Harry biographyIt wasn’t all that long ago that Harry was seen as irresponsible, dimwitted and cluelessly naive about his privileged upbringing. He was best known for dope smoking, underage drinking, wearing nazi uniforms to parties and running around nude in a Las Vegas hotel room with rich American friends. He was more Prince Andrew than Prince Charles and damaging the Windsor Brand in no uncertain terms.So the PR guys went into overdrive to reinvent him as in touch with the people and a guy who cares about social issues. I’m not saying he doesn’t care about people and the whole thing is a fake, but there’s no doubt the PR team decided that pushing hard down that path was the way to rehabilitate him in the eyes of the public.And it worked. The public responded well and he’s gone from a privileged waste of space to a pillar of the community. And as the article above shows, he’s actually in danger of overshadowing his older brother.

Okay !! So I've been reading alot of paranormal cases here under..Which actually enlightens me to share my own experiences..Here it goesFirstly i'm yet unsure that the incident ive been through was a real paranormal one or it was just a physiological problem..DAY 1: The incident dates back to 2011, January 5th, (I am so sure of the date as it was birthday) I was doing my MBA then, chilling evening sun was set by then. I get a call from my elder brother who informed me that my younger brother has met with an accident and is at the hospital. As the hospital was just at a distance of 10 minutes from my college I was restless and wanted to go there before going home to meet my brother. I went there and I could see my Parents &n one of my aunt just standing outside the ICU , I rushed towards them to inquire what actually happened. I just got a response that he was serious and he met with an accident.I didn't really keep questioning as I was sure they were all tensed, I sat out at the bench - Time was around 8:30pm then.Time moves by and its 11:30 where the doctor informs us that he is out of danger. But we can hear him scream and cry aloud from the room he's admitted in. While my parents were talking to the doctor I gather all my guts to get inside my brother's room.Now he is in a gown kind of clothing and has wounds all around his face his hands legs and is screaming in pain, but as soon as I enter the room he shuts up and says, "Its your birthday na, HAPPIE BIRTHDAY" -I stood by surprise as how is this guy, who was screaming out of pain, suddenly wishing me happy birthday. I said thank you and just sat on the bed. The conversation goes on like this.Me: Out of all my curiosity "Kya hua re kaise gir gaya "Bro: Pata nahi ..kuch hua n i fell down !! (Yet Confused)Me: Where you sleeping while you were driving.Bro: Nai..(Gets up from bed n starts walking though he can't walk is limping and walks towards the window)Me: Wat are you doin?Bro: Watch me!!(The floor which we were on was 6th floor !! And the window had no grills)The hospital was something like dis..He stood upon the window edge and ready to jump..when i ran towards him and tried to stop him but was not in my control i had to scream down to my parents and elder brother to help me out when all rushed in..and pushed him behind..He for sure din look normal nor behaved normal..Time was 12:15 by then...He said if he is not out of the hospital he will be dead..Where in my mom decided to take him home ..Finishing up with all the formalities it was 4:00 am we reached home..He took a short nap..n woke up by 8:00 and din behave normal at all we taught it could be cause he's not keeping fine due to his accident..He woke up and peeping through the windows he was all in tears..i was always staring at him .. and i noticed him crying i told my mom...My mom rushed towards him to find out what was the matter..He said "Vo aagayi hai (she has come) "We din really understand what was the matter..he jumped from the sofa pushing my mom rushed into the pooja room and was sitting inside and peeping out...I collected all my guts to go to him and ask who has come..He said yea look there she is sitting on the swing and she wants to take me..There was noone as far as i could see...we somehow consoled him tat there is noone and tried getting him out..he cme out it was approx 1:00 pm... by thenThings got normal day passed Now its night..He was sitting an all of sudden rushed to his bedroom opened the cupboard and he stood on this toes and started laughing loudly..(loud & loud) loud such that our neighbors rushed into our house...he looked terrifying..with all those bandages and tat wicked laugh standing on his toes pulling the cupboard doors (We asked him wat is the matter he said she's sitting inside and she was the one who was laughing and it was not him)(Terrified-Surprised-Confused-Shaken we all looked at him) (My dad is not a person who would believe all this he immediately took him to a psychiatrist & they found him to be normal cos he behaved normal)It was night around 1:15 at night tat was the time daily my sleep broke..i felt someone was tieing something to my toes ..but i was so scared tat i din have guts to get up n look..i some how collected my guts to wake up nd look at my legs..as i woke up i felt cool ... i saw n thr was nothing..suddenly i see the person lying next to me is not my mom is someone else..nd i jus scream out...by then evryone wakes up nd dad says me its only ur imagnation there is nothing wrong..i looked at my brother he was not at his place i immediately tell my mom ..we look for him nd find him at the terrace talking to himself..we were actualy so shit scared to even go n confront him like to what is he doin there..When asked he says ive to go tomorrow with her so i was just talking...tats when my mom called an maulvi and he said that he has something with him from the place where he met with an accidentHe even started addressing himself as "APARNA"..On finding out we got to know a girl who was about to get married just died at the same spot where he met with an accident ..This has really gone long there where more instances he has done..which i have not mentioned..But atlast we had to take him to someone is gujrat and made him stay for months in a ashram and get him normal..I still console myself saying he has an physiological problem ..:)

Representative enough. I guess the premise of the question is that 48% of voters are Remainers but less than 48% of the seats in parliament are held by parties who supported a second referendum or cancelling Brexit.There are a few issues here. One is that Brexit wasn’t the only issue in the election. About 20% of those who voted Remain in 2016, voted Conservative in 2019. Many 2016 Leave voters voted Labour. So there isn’t even an approximate mapping of referendum-to-general election votes, that works.Another is that in our First Past the Post (FPTP) system, the government is formed from a winning party that almost always gets less than 50% of the popular vote. The last time one got above 50% was about a century ago.Some people complain that FPTP is undemocratic. (Well, let’s qualify that, they accept the system until it delivers a government that supports something they don’t like. Then they complain it’s undemocratic).They are wrong. It is no less democratic than a proportional representation (PR) system. Arguably more so because it links the parliamentary representative directly to the popular vote, in each geographic region. Under PR, you’re going to get some MPs representing an area who didn’t win the popular vote. That’s undemocratic.There are several other ways FPTP is more democratic than PR. With FPTP, all the bargaining and horse-trading takes place before the election. Each party is forced to become a broad church. The system strongly encourages the main parties to represent moderate positions, with the centre of gravity perpetually tugging towards the middle. Whoever forms the government will (except in a hung parliament) closely resemble one of the parties that fought the election.That’s not the case with PR. With PR, all the bargaining and horse-trading takes place after the election. PR encourages parties to take extreme positions because any extremist can cling to hope that they will hold the balance of power. There’s no centre of gravity tugging parties towards the middle. Consequently, the format of the government often ends up being a mish-mash hybrid that bears no resemblance to any party that contested the election.But the main reason why PR is less democratic than FPTP, is that we had a vote on this issue in 2011. Well, technically, it was a vote on AV+, which is often considered a stepping stone towards PR. Anyway, FPTP won.It would be utterly undemocratic to have chosen our government in 2019 based on PR, when the public clearly voted only 8 years ago to keep our FPTP system, don’t you think?Or perhaps, they didn’t know what they voted for.Or maybe the results of referenda are forever to be disregarded when lined up alongside the incontestable weight of your opinion.To address the question directly, our parliament is always representative. That’s true by definition. There’s no obvious mapping between the 2016 vote and the 2019 one. Even if there was, victory is never about one issue but a series of puts and takes across multiple issues.