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What Charles told Camilla years after Diana's death left her stunned (opens the original)
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These days, Buckingham Palace does not comment on books, as a matter of principle. It did not comment on Prince Harry's Spare. I co-wrote Inspector Ken Wharfe's memoir Diana: Closely Guarded Secret in 2002 covering his years protecting the princess, and that was greeted with silence too. On Andrew Morton's brilliant bestseller Diana: Her True Story, all the palace said was that the princess had not co-operated. She had, of course. Asked about Earl Spencer's memoir, Swan Song, a palace spokesman
What Charles told Camilla years after Diana's death left her stunned (opens the original)
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These days, Buckingham Palace does not comment on books, as a matter of principle. It did not comment on Prince Harry's Spare. I co-wrote Inspector Ken Wharfe's memoir Diana: Closely Guarded Secret in 2002 covering his years protecting the princess, and that was greeted with silence too. On Andrew Morton's brilliant bestseller Diana: Her True Story, all the palace said was that the princess had not co-operated. She had, of course. Asked about Earl Spencer's memoir, Swan Song, a palace spokesman
Opinion: King's letter slapping down Harry and Meghan exposes weakness (opens the original)
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Four years ago, the Queen died at Balmoral. She was ninety-six. She had seemed immovable. She left a monarchy she had spent 70 years securing with no settled idea of what came next. Elizabeth II had served in uniform in the war, a driver and mechanic in the Auxiliary Territorial Service in 1945, our last monarch to do so. She was the last too of that special, indefatigable generation. Charles III's accession was read at the time as a new beginning. Instead, it has been a hard transition. Queen E
The King's Harry and Meghan letter exposes an unforeseen weakness (opens the original)
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Four years ago, the Queen died at Balmoral. She was ninety-six. She had seemed immovable. She left a monarchy she had spent 70 years securing with no settled idea of what came next. Elizabeth II had served in uniform in the war, a driver and mechanic in the Auxiliary Territorial Service in 1945, our last monarch to do so. She was the last too of that special, indefatigable generation. Charles III's accession was read at the time as a new beginning. Instead, it has been a hard transition. Queen E
The King gave me his word. But I fear a dreaded conclusion (opens the original)
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Thomas Massie stood up in Congress this week and accused Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor of committing sex crimes in the United States. Massie, Kentucky Republican, said it under privilege. Andrew denies the claims and has never been charged. The silence since Massie's explosive claims has been deafening. Nothing from the Palace. Nothing from the former prince, second son of the late Queen, whose titles went last year. His palatial home Royal Lodge went with them. He remains, though, eighth in the su
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