It says on the back page '' Her Majesty's government'' not HIS Majesty just saying.
Note 5 on the Notes page of Series B passports states that "the passport remains the property of the Crown...". the back page of the passport is the page for emergency contact details.
...but current passports still refer to "Her Majesty".....I wonder how much stock they have - just how long did they expect her to live...... Is the coronation a factor.
All these questions, and more...????
"...but current passports still refer to "Her Majesty"".
They also refer to the passport being the property of the Crown.
No, he hasn't, he used his Thai card with no problems or special authorisation/activation.
It's blindingly obvious that cards must be valid for any proposed transaction, that does not mean that Thai cards are likely to be invalid/unusable for a UK payment. Do any Thai banks issue Visa/Mastercard cards that are not valid for payments outside Thailand, OJAS? Perhaps you've overlooked that aspect of modern banking.
Not trying to split hairs, but all police are not immigration, like traffic cops for example?
All IOs are RTP officers but not all RTP officers are attached to the Immigration Bureau, a department of the RTP.
If you believe he bought a gun from some random Thai outside a grocery store then that's up to you. Since he obviously lied about that he likely imported the gun.
What's "obvious" about it? Just because that's what you want to think and that you think that he was able to get the gun and ammunition through Australian authorities first and then Thai authorities when entering the country doesn't make it "obvious". Just the opposite, in fact.
Based on an overwhelming amount of observations over the years of businesses opening, only to close not long later, pre covid, of course.
So nothing empirical, then, just your opinion with no stats to back it up.