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If you look at previous posts you will see some sort of interpretation that this, firstly was a snub and a jolly good and worthy snub just as his non singing was. My point is that firstly I am not sure this non show has any relevance to his political position or view on the privvy council and...

Exactly, but no one has reason to believe that Cameron did it out of disrespect for HM, but some Corbyn supporters seem to be self congratulating themselves on their leaders set of anti establishment principles, but he hasnt backed up his actions with any specific confirmation denouncing of it.

Fine, but then let Corbyn say it, which he hasnt. Stop interpreting his non conformity as something special, he hasnt said a word in opposition to any of these things, he just makes lame excuses and then says he respects those very things you then feel he has somehow casually dismissed.

If this is what he feels then he can say it, but he hasnt, he has, as he did with the singing the national anthem make some excuse and then actually states his support for the Royals and its 'pointless ceremonies', this is hardly principled.

This is key to me, if I cared. Is this such a revelation or have previous opposition party leaders missed or postponed their attendance to this, if however this is a snub I would begin to find his stance on everything Royal to be a little tedious.