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"I remember something that had been lurking in the back of my brain for a very long time."

‘When I was a teenager, I was attacked on a train… I remember at the time being so angry,’ recalls the Royal

Tony Blair's press secretary, Alastair Campbell, described Diana as "absolutely, spellbindingly, drop-dead gorgeous" and helped coin her nickname, "The People's Princess."

"Just so absolutely not what Kate would do."

"They would have had sympathy for them..."

Valentine Low’s Power and the Palace is a study of how sovereigns and politicians have circled one another for two centuries. It is well-researched; flashes of brilliance sit alongside passages that feel well worn. Among the revelations in the book’s serialisation was the late Queen’s aside to George Osborne to…

What a scary situation.

A new book reveals the late Queen's thoughts on one major change.

"I did what my mother taught me to."