The Fake Sheikh strikes again. Safety for the Queen and Royal Family is being urgently reviewed after a Buckingham Palace security breach engineered by Britain's most notorious undercover reporter.
Mazher Mahmood, the News of the World investigations editor best known for passing himself off as a bogus Arab princeling, claims to have been given an extensive tour of the car fleet inside the Palace by bribing a chauffeur.
The Prince of Wales will represent Britain at this weekend's D-Day 65th anniversary commemorations after he stepped in at the 11th hour to demand an invitation from the French.
Some veterans will also be attending the anniversary events Prince Charles is to attend D-Day commemorations in Normandy at the weekend, Clarence House has confirmed. The White House had stepped into the row about why the Queen was not attending.
The change of heart came after White House officials put pressure on the French government to invite the Queen who was kept off the original guest list by President Nicolas Sarkozy. Late on Monday night.
At the age of 22, Jemima Phillips appeared to have her life in perfect tune. Appointed royal harpist by Prince Charles, she delighted audiences at Buckingham Palace and Parliament before travelling the world. Five years on.
THE harpist who played at Charles and Camilla's wedding has appeared in court accused of burglary. Jemima Phillips, 27, was the Prince's official harpist for three years and as well as the reception.
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