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<\/p>\nPetronella Wyatt\u2019s claim that Camilla would have been quite happy not to have married Charles prompts nods of assent from veteran courtiers who remember the late Queen\u2019s stance during the pre-marriage burnishing of Camilla\u2019s image by royal spin doctor Mark Bolland.\u00a0<\/p>\n
\u2018Marriage wasn\u2019t on the agenda as far as HM was concerned,\u2019 says one. \u2018She was having none of it and, conscious that Charles would one day be King and Supreme Governor of the Church of England, wanted him to finish with her.\u2019\u00a0<\/p>\n
However, she relented when the campaign to make her acceptable as his wife succeeded. And so the woman who never wanted to be queen will be anointed and crowned in May. Isn\u2019t life grand?<\/p>\n
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Petronella Wyatt\u2019s claim that Camilla would have been quite happy not to have married Charles prompts nods of assent from veteran courtiers who remember the late Queen\u2019s stance during the pre-marriage burnishing of Camilla\u2019s image by royal spin doctor Mark Bolland<\/p>\n
Harry’s barb-packed memoir claims he complained to the late Queen about Charles not seeing him to discuss his problems. The monarch replied: \u2018I have only one thing to say about that\u2026 your father always does what he wants to do.\u2019 Might the allegation that his mother thought him selfish prompt Charles to wonder: \u2018Do recollections vary?\u2019<\/span><\/p>\n Collecting his Golden Globe for The Banshees Of Inisherin, Colin Farrell, pictured, gave a shout-out to his co-star Jenny the Donkey.\u00a0<\/p>\n But no mention of Jenny\u2019s double Nosey Rosey.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u2018She was a beautiful creature,\u2019 says donkey handler Rita Moloney.\u00a0<\/p>\n \u2018She was well-socialised, loved people, loved being involved.\u2019\u00a0<\/p>\n A word in your shell like Colin \u2013 if you get the Oscar give Nosey Rosey a thank you hee-haw.<\/p>\n Broadcaster Ed Stourton, brutally sacked from BBC Radio 4\u2019s Today, says he thinks he could often do better than current presenters Nick Robinson, Justin Webb or Martha Kearney. \u2018I know \u2013 not just think, but know \u2013 that I would have done better,\u2019 he tells Radio Times. Does his sacking still rankle? \u2018Well, as St Augustine says, \u201cFeeling resentment is like drinking poison and waiting for the other person to die.\u201d But I don\u2019t mind admitting that I still miss it.\u2019 Get over it, Ed!<\/span><\/p>\n apropos Ed, while writing his memoir Confession, the staunch Roman Catholic \u2013 who was taught by the Benedictine monks at Ampleforth \u2013 was contacted by the school and asked to desist from mentioning some of his teachers were child sex abusers. He refused. \u2018I told them it\u2019s clear I\u2019m writing about abuse at the time and not anything today. I think it would be dishonest to write about a school that had a very big impact on you and not discuss it.\u2019<\/p>\n![](\"https:\/\/i.dailymail.co.uk\/1s\/2023\/01\/17\/01\/66646745-0-image-a-80_1673917920570.jpg\")
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