Britain’s Royals Set to Emerge From Another Crisis, Bruised but Unbowed
Charles Spencer’s memoir revives criticism of the monarchy as Buckingham Palace responds and royal aides warn negative coverage is overshadowing public duties.
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Britain’s royals set to emerge from another crisis, bruised but unbowed
By Kate Holton and Michael Holden LONDON, Sept 22 (Reuters) - For decades Buckingham Palace has faced a series of crises from the death of Princess Diana, to her son Prince Harry's memoir and scandals around Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, but each time th...
Britain's royals set to emerge from another crisis, bruised but unbowed
LONDON, Sept 22 - For decades Buckingham Palace has faced a series of crises from the death of Princess Diana, to her son Prince Harry's memoir and scandals around Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, but each time the British monarchy has bounced back, bruised but unbowed. Read more at straitstimes.com.
For decades there has been a wound that has never healed: it is called Diana, married to Carlos, in 1981; divorced the then heir of the crown, in 1996; and died persecuted by paparazzis the following year.
Charles Spencer's book poses another problem for the British royal family
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