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Queen Elizabeth II
A few weeks after President Trump’s visit, she confided her views in one lunch guest
The monarch spoke, intelligently and affectingly, about how D-Day represented the finest hour that Churchill had promised his people
Geoffrey Wheatcroft’s Bloody Panico! is an amusing, though somewhat rancorous book
Alexander Larman’s Power and Glory is a tale of survival
She has since claimed that she herself edited the photo: ‘Like many amateur photographers, I do occasionally experiment with editing’
There remains little chance that the brothers will patch up their relationship
Charles clearly hopes that his openness about his condition will encourage other people to come forward and seek early medical help
What makes the events newsworthy beyond mere speculation are the differences — and similarities — in how the stories have made it into the public domain
Purists and royal historians will carp at its tastelessness and excess
She is, says Netflix’s advance publicity, going to tell her husband that he looked handsome
