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Do UK Prime Ministers still physically kiss the monarch's hand? (3min)

Official sources tell us that literal hand-kissing is a thing of the past, but are they not telling the truth about this, and if so - why?

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Again all sorts of word-magic and nonsense being put out in the media and mainstream channels to hide that this still occurs - and yet, they allow their loyal servants to explicitly say that this still occurs in their biographies? I guess they figure nobody actually bothers to read those.

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