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m their centre-stage positions and banish them to the wings. This would leave a front-rank Royal Family consisting of the Queen and Prince Philip, Prince Charles, and his sons William and Harry. Putting Princess Margaret on one side for the moment and she is perhaps unfortunate to have been drawn into this p

d the festive season but it's been close. One after another, news of their exasperating behaviour has thudded on to the nation's breakfast tables. Princess Anne behaving boorishly towards an elderly lady handing her a flower decoration. Prince Andrew cavorting endlessly and aimlessly in the sunshine of the

future direction of the monarchy. The question is about the size of the official Royal Family and who should fonnally feature as its members. Prince Charles has believed for some time that a 'downsized. slimmer Royal Family is a more secure and successful Royal Family. He feels that any behaviour that a

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ed the festive season but it's been close. One after another, ncws of their exasperating behaviour has thudded on to the nation's breakfast tables. Princess Anne behaving boorishly towards an elderly lady handing her a flower decoration. Prince Andrew cavorting endlessly and aimlessly in the sunshine of the F

uke of York drew around 50 guests last week, but none of the senior royals were in attendance, according to the Daily Mail. The outlet reports that Prince Charles, Princess Anne and Prince Edward were nowhere to be seen. "Neither of Andrew's brothers were there, nor was Anne, but it was a wonderful party," one

o the Daily Mail. The outlet reports that Prince Charles, Princess Anne and Prince Edward were nowhere to

around 50 guests last week, but none of the senior royals were in attendance, according to the Daily Mail. The outlet reports that Prince Charles, Princess Anne and Prince Edward were nowhere to be seen. "Neither of Andrew's brothers were there, nor was Anne, but it was a wonderful party," one guest told the