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Off the Record
Streisand has great sex appeal: Charles
LONDON: Prince Charles, whose revelations about his marriage and his family have rocked Britain, says in the latest excerpt from a new biography he found singer Barbra Streisand "devastatingly f j-active with great sex appeal re ports Reuter.
In the extract he speaks of his romance with Hollywood, saying he met Frank Sinatra who "looked like tonto, dressed in yellow leather." Star Joan Collins had "an unbelievable cleavage all raised up and presented as if on a tray." the prince says.
The authorised biography by journalist Jonathan Dimbleby, serialised in the Sunday Times, has so far told of his affairs with Camilla Parker Bowles, his loveless marriage with Princess Diana and his domineering father prince Philip.
The book says Charles is more content than he has
been for many years, following his separation from Princess Diana.
It says staff have noticed a change of mood. "They have seen his sense of hunour return, and with It a gaiety of spirit that for several years has too often been stifled by melan choly."
The prince is quoted as saying on the monarchy: It is considered in the country at large that there are too many of the royal family and too much public money being spent on them. Would it not be better to sit down and examine how many members of the family you actually need?"
The book says the prince, not even in moments of despair over his personal life or media coverage of it. contemplated surrendering what he considered his inescapable duly to succeed Queen Elizabeth, nor has he ever favoured abdica tion.
Although he is still nostalgically attracted to the mystique which once surrounded the royal family, the prince Is aware that the veil has been parted and that much of the magic has already escaped, the book says.
It says, at 45. the prince has not lost his essential insecu rity or self-doubt but he has discovered an inner resolve ' which gives him strength.
He dotes on his sons William and Harry, according to Dimbleby: "He has been deeply hurt by media lies that he is distant and unloving to them."
Megabugs exhibition
SINGAPORE: The Singapore government thinks people should know a little bit more about insects. After all. they outnumber humanS by 200 million to one. reports AP.
To increase awareness in the creepies and crawlles Singapore on Monday will unveil an exhibition of bugs that in eludes 17 plastlc-and-electronics robot insects 500 times larger than life.
Through the use of animatronic (animated electronics; technology, the state-of-the-art lifelike monsters will simulate sounds and movements — crawl, spread their wings, fly. rub their antennae together or crunch on their meal.
"We share our planet with an incredible life form that we should not continue to Ignore because we cannot do without them. .said CMa Woon Kim. director of the Singapore Science Centre, the host of the Megabugs exhibition
Insects form ah important part of the food chain, the basis of life's survival on earth. "But most of us have inaccurate perception of insects." he said at a weekend preview of the four-month show.
The 5-milllon-Singapore dollar (US dlrs 3.5 million! spectacle will later, travel to Taiwan and China, and then to other parts of the world.
Fatal mistake
CEBU. Philippines: Two cooks accidentally substituted a pesticide for spices, killing three children and hospitalising ten others on Sunday, a town mayor said here, reports AFP
The accident killed two boys, aged six and 1 1. and a girl 13. said Francisco Gonzales, mayor of Trinidad town in the nearby island of Bohol.
He said the victims had attended a neighbourhood prayer meeting at the house of a couple where food was served.
Gonzales said the couple, who were among the 10 hospt tallsed. said they had accidentally mistaken a red-powderish insecticide, used for killing lice, for a spice which they mixed in a sauce for goat meat.
No charges were immediately filed.