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Tag Archives: Kate Middleton
Royal futures
Four final thoughts about the Royal Wedding, some of which have been expressed by others. Here are my versions. First, the new Duchess of Cambridge looks as if she is already laying to rest the whole ‘Diana thing’. That febrile … Continue reading
Royal wedding
Over the past few years I’ve chopped and changed my views about the monarchy. Surely a republic would be more suitable now, especially if it brought in with it a clearer statement of our democratic rights? But then, I love … Continue reading
