What does it mean to be plain old Andrew Mountbatten Windsor ?
The prince-turned-commoner may be ‘humiliated’ say experts, but he is still eighth in line to the British throne In The Queen and I, the novelist Sue Townsend imagined the monarchy being abolished and the royal family banished to a council estate, on a street known locally as Hell Close. That (…)
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