OneGuyFromBarlick

The main example of such a "salute" must surely be our own late dear Queen being coached by her parents in 1933.

Look here
If the Germans had "won" - we would still have the same Royal family - they'd not be called Windsor though - probably revert to Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.

I heard the report and I too was baffled but decided that it wasn't of any great significance for me and dismissed it....I would recommend that everyone else does the same.

I saw THIS and reflected that there are sometimes advantages to being further North and cooler!.....
An amber weather warning for thunderstorms came into force for parts of eastern and south-eastern England on Friday night, as the UK had its warmest day of the year so far. Thunderstorms are also expected to lash across other parts of the country, with a yellow warning issued for most parts over the weekend. The Met Office has warned flooding of homes and power cuts are likely, as are cancellations to train and bus services and difficult road conditions. The rain and lightning rolled in after the highest temperature was recorded in village Santon Downham in West Suffolk with 29.4C, according to Met Office provisional figures.
We might get a thunderstorm today but hopefully nothing violent.
Mind you, having said that. It was at this time of year and with this type of weather that Barlick had it's flood in 1932.........