- French woman claims to have Diana's kidney - the ultimate Diana collector's item. But will she sell herself on eBay?
- Prince Charles speech on demolition of historic houses, labelled "biggest attack on the government for several years" - Who knew politicians were so touchy?
- Charles and Camilla appear smiley in public - ahhh to be a newlywed again
- Camilla carries out first solo engagement and little girl gives her a kiss. Never underestimate the PR value of a small child.
- Queen poses for official photo and *gasp* asked to smile
- Harry still in military training
- Diana conspiracy theories revived - as if we could be allowed to forget
- No mortal wounds or sword fights
Wednesday, May 25, 2005
Royal Watch Day 7
Summary for the day (actually the past few days. I've been remiss in my duties)
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