Perfect house guest

LONDON: Princess Diana was a perfect house guest who helped with the washing up. liked chocolate cake and was very unhappy, the mother of her ex-lover says in an interview published Tuesday reports AP. "Who else could she talk to? Who could she turn to? James was in an impossible position" Shiriev Hewitt said in an interview with a British magazine. Hello!

Former army major James Hewitt. 38. was branded a cad and shunned by his upper-class friends for selling newspapers and TV the story . of the five-year affair with the wife of Prince Charles, heir to the British throne.

Diana. 35. in a television interview in November publicly acknowledged Hewitt had Wen her lover — prompting Queen Elizabeth II to demand a swift divorce. Charles has also acknowledged adultery.

Mrs. Hewitt, who used to run a riding school, said Hewitt regularly brought Diana home and after the first few times she realised they were lovers He was the riding instructor to her sons. Prince William and Prince Harry

As she came more often it became easier. She and James would go riding." said Mrs Hewitt She was very helpful. She would always help carry the things out after lunch"

She said that once Diana tackled a Cupboard packed with old bottles and saucers

"She said. “What s ail this? It s disgusting." and cleared the whole lot out and gave the cupboard a good washi"

On Hewitt s selling the story, his mother said. "In his situation, no one is going to turn down money. That would be stupid But money was never the intention, it was the last thtng on his mind.

Big bellies indicate cop's poor health

BOMBAY Policemen in Bombay have been told to shape up because their bulging stomachs are contributing to the force's sagging. Image. The Times of India reported Tuesday, says

V N Deshmukh, a Bombay police commissioner. told the newspaper that the popular Image of the obese policemen had lowered their esteem In the eyes of the populace.

"Photographs in the press showing pot-bellied policemen have brought a bad name to the force/ he said. "Apart from that, big bellies are Indicative of the poor health of policemen."

The Times said 110 overweight police officers were lectured on the merits of a lean frame on Sunday and made to ^exercise with great difficulty.

"Many of them had to remove their belts to be able to comply with the Instructions.1 The Times said, adding that a woman physical instructor also asked a 95-kg policemen to stand on her abdomen.

"If a woman can have such tough abdominal muscles, why can’t policeman like you?" she said.

Policemen In India undergo tough physical training when they are Inducted into the force but often go to seed later in the absence of regular physical fitness tests.