Prince Charles left Princess Diana 'traumatised' with answer to 'thick' love question

BBC Breakfast’s Rachel Burden has addressed claims that BBC Radio 5 Live’s lawyers were “cracking down on free speech.” It happened this morning as Labour MP Chris Bryant took to Twitter to hit out at the broadcaster for cancelling his interview.According to the MP, lawyers at the broadcaster “couldn’t vet” what he was going to say ahead of the interview.He tweeted: “Interesting @bbc5live just cancelled an interview with me at 7.30 because their lawyers couldn’t vet what I was going to say beforehand.“I guess some oligarchs’ lawyers are cracking down on free speech.“Sad that broadcasters are playing their game.”BBC Radio 5 Live promptly replied to the tweet, explaining that it was “standard procedure” to conduct a briefing with guests before going live.The official account wrote: “It is standard procedure to ask a guest for a briefing before an interview.“We had not been able to arrange this and so had not been able to check any legal considerations.“We'd love to have you on another time.”Rachel backed up her employer in view of her 89,000 followers as she quote-retweeted the response.She penned: “We talk to all our guests before we put them on the radio.“We tried to organise a briefing chat but didn’t hear back.“Hopefully @RhonddaBryant will accept our invitation - meantime we’ll keep bringing you stories of extraordinary human bravery and resilience from #Ukraine.”Rachel’s post sparked backlash among other Twitter users, with some taking similar stances to Chris Bryant’s.Mr_keyboard said: “Come on Rachel, the BBC is better than this.“This just looks like shabby treatment of a sitting MP and chair of the commons finance committee.”Charliewhelan added: “Sorry Rachel but that’s a very limp excuse.“He is an MP for goodness

VICTORIA Beckham says she is so convinced about the healing properties of crystals she now sleeps with them. The former Spice Girls star turned fashion designed as amassed a collection of the precious gems in her homes in both the Cotswolds and London.

EMILY Atack looked incredible as she drunk wine on a fashion shoot. The 32-year-old looked stunning as she showed off her trim figure while relaxing in the sunshine.

The Queen has travelled to her much-loved summer residence of Balmoral Castle for the first traditional summer break since Prince Philip died in April.

After working with Prince Charles on a special project for Buckingham Palace, designer Amber Khokhar has detailed how the future Monarch could "bring all kinds of people together" after a tumultuous few years for the Royal family. Amber was commissioned to design a 40 metre-long carpet that sits alongside George IV's collection of paintings – and the role gave her a unique insight into the Royal household and its inhabitants.

Royal fans have revealed how Prince George has a striking resemblance to his late grandmother Princess Diana in a new picture. Prince George, who recently attended the final of the European Championships at Wembley Stadium in London, looked adorable in the latest picture taken by his mother, Kate Middleton, to mark his eighth birthday.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge shared the portrait on Instagram and royal fans commented on the likeness between the young royal and his late grandmother, Princess Diana, who died in 1997.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!One of Princess Diana's personal trainers has revealed that she spent "85% of her time" talking about Prince William and Prince Harry.Australian Cameron Falloon worked as the Princess of Wales' fitness coach from December 1996 to July 1997 just before her tragic death in Paris on on August 31 and remembers her fondest subject while working out.Cameron was 24 at the time he trained Diana but remembers her being "all about family" and he believes that if she was alive today then the rift between the two brothers would not be happening, reports the Daily Mail.In the time Cameron trained Diana it was clear there was only one subject on her mind, her two young boys.He said: "She couldn't talk

Loose Women star Janet Street Porter has suggested that Prince Harry should wait until his father Prince Charles is “no longer around” to release his revealing autobiography. Speaking during a discussion on the ITV lunchtime show following the news that the Duke of Sussex is to write an intimate memoir, Janet, 74, told her co-stars: “A better time might be when his father’s no longer around.” The journalist continued that she was drawing on personal experience, as she decided to write a book but waited until her parents were not around to read the revelations.

The Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry, has announced he will be releasing a memoir about his life as a royal and the man he is "now".The book is set to be released late next year with publisher Random House. Royal expert Duncan Larcombe has now exclusively told OK! that Harry writing a book is concerning as he says it's an "entirely different kettle of fish" from the controversial sit-down interview he and wife Meghan Markle did earlier this year with Oprah Winfrey.

Prince George is set to turn eight on Thursday 22 July and the young royal is undoubtedly excited about the celebrations. The young royal, who delighted fans when he was seen alongside mum Kate Middleton and dad Prince William at Wembley Stadium for the Euros final, is also treated to a fun birthday tradition that was started by his late grandmother, Princess Diana.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince Harry did not disclose to his father, Prince Charles, that he was releasing a tell-all memoir next year, it has been reported.According to Page Six the first the palace officials hear of the new book was after the website published the story on Monday.Prince Charles was said to be "surprised" by his son's announcement that he was releasing a book.One royal insider said: "“No one knew.

It’s safe to say that Prince Charles’ response to Prince Harry‘s book was one of “surprise,” because, according to The New York Post’s Page Six, the Duke of Sussex didn’t tell his father about his plans to release a memoir before it was announced.

An unexpected twist. News of Prince Harry‘s upcoming memoir has sent shockwaves through the royal family — and none of them are prepared for what secrets will be spilled.

Rocky romance. Prince Charles and Duchess Camilla weathered a very public scandal before becoming an official royal couple.

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterCamilla, Duchess of Cornwall, turns 74 on July 17.At times Camilla has been one of the most controversial members of the British royal family.However, after working hard for the nation over time, views have softened towards her.Here we look back at the woman who is set to become Queen consort - and potentially Queen - when HRH Prince Charles, Prince of Wales becomes the monarch.Below is everything you need to know about Camilla's changing relationship with the royals.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince Charles may use "mafia boss tactics" to slim down the monarchy and deny his brother Prince Edward the Duke of Edinburgh title, it has been claimed. The Earl of Wessex has waited over 20 years to inherit his late father’s title after the Palace announced in 1999 that he would succeed his father in the dukedom “in due course” with the blessing of the Queen and Prince Philip.

Sarah Ferguson has claimed the late Princess Diana would have loved her son’s “wonderful wives” Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton.The Duchess of York, 61, said she believed that her late sister-in-law Diana would be “proud” of Prince William and Harry, and the partners they chose. Speaking to People Magazine, Fergie, as she is more informally known, said: “If she (Diana) were sitting with me right now, I know she would say, 'I am so proud of both of my boys and the wonderful wives they have chosen.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!Prince Charles has “fired a warning shot” to his brother over the Duke of Edinburgh title – with the royal supposedly keen to enforce his slimmed-down monarchy.Earlier this month, a source close to the Princes of Wales told the Sunday Times that he is reluctant to give it up.Prince Edward has waited over 20 years to inherit his late father’s title. Buckingham Palace announced in 1999 that he would succeed his father in the dukedom “in due course” with the blessing of the Queen and Prince Philip.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!With the sad death of Prince Philip, there’s speculation about who might be the next Duke of Edinburgh.Now, according to former Buckingham Palace press officer Dickie Arbiter, the title will be given to Earl of Wessex Prince Edward – but not until 2029.As the late Duke’s eldest son, Prince Charles inherited the title on Prince Philip’s death.

Prince Charles is praising Team England soccer player Marcus Rashford. On Wednesday, the Prince of Wales spoke to U.K.’s Radio 4 about sustainable farming and highlight the celebrated athlete’s work off the field.

Duchess Sarah Ferguson recently spoke about the late Princess Diana who would’ve celebrated her 60th birthday this month. In a candid chat with People magazine, Sarah revealed how the late Princess would’ve been "so proud" of her son's wives Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle whom she did not get to meet.