I'm for Prince William

Michael Thorton, a veteran observer of the Royal Family, has published in the today's DM on line, a very interesting article on the succeeding matter for the throne of England, asking Prince of Wales to make himself apart in favour of his son Prince William, taking example from his great-uncle Edward VIII.
Well, let me say that I agree with Thorton's point of view; and despite the comments of bird of ill omen bishop Broadbent, who has declared the wedding between Prince William and Miss Kate Middlengton will last only for seven year, I wish the regal pair to reign over, together, at least, as long as His grandparents have done.
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The Charme of Discretion

You don't hear to talk so much of Her, though she's the second born of Queen Elisabeth (and she looks like the Queen quiet a lot indeed).
Despite af this silence around Her figure, she's may be the most royal in the Royal Family (after Her mother).
We are talking of Her Royal Highness Princess Anne who have made of Her discretion and reserveness quiet a status of high charme.

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