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Charles angry at calls for William to be next king
LONDON, Sept 15; Prince Charles is angry at calls for his son William, not him. to be the next king, saying it's upsetting the boy as he mourns his mother Princess Diana, a news report said Monday, says AP.
The London newspaper The Mirror quoted an unidentified Charles aide as saying he is enraged by opinion polls commissioned by the media after Diana's death which show a wish by many for him to step aside as heir to the throne in favour of 15-year-old Prince William.
The most recent, a Gallup poll on Thursday, showed 51 per cent of those questioned thought the royals should skip a generation, with William becoming king instead of Charles when Charles mother. 71 -year old Queen Elizabeth II. dies.
Diana blamed Charles' relationship with Camilla Parker Bowles for breaking up their marriage. Many Britons agreed, lowering respect fof Charles arid the rdyal family in’geheral. Charles and Diana, who (Diana) died in a car crash in Paris August 31. divorced last year.
The Gallup poll Thursday in
The Daily Telegraph said 53 per cent of those questioned said the public standing of the royal family had been damaged over Diana s death, The royals upset many Britons by their tardiness in snowing any public sign of grief. Margin of error for the poll based on 1.004 interviews was 3.2 percentage points.
The Mirror quoted the aide as saying: This form of muck raking is causing anger, hurt and distress not only to Charles but also to William. Nothing could be more intrusive for William at a time when he has just lost his mother than days later seeing his father vilified. The monarchy is hereditary, not something that can be passed over on a whim. Charles will succeed to the throne."
The paper quoted the aide as saying Charles believes the commissioning of the polls is a calculated attempt to whip up public feeling against him.
The Sun reported that Buckingham falace aides have bantj^a a new aK of pp&age,, stamps commemorating Dian-'' as life. It said mallchiefs hoped to rush them out by the end of the month but permission was
refused when the stamps were sent to the queen for approval.
The service is called the Royal Mail in acknowledgement of an ancient royal monopoly. The Royal Mali title means little in day-to-day operations but the queen's head appears on all stamps and aides acting on her behalf have the last word on stamp designs.
The Sun quoted an unidentified senior mail service source as saying: "It seems royal protocol judged the idea unacceptable. It will take a long time for the anger among the very top management to simmer down."
The Sun said the tribute was expected to outsell the 90 million stamps bought to celebrate the 1981 marriage of Charles and Diana.
It quoted a palace spokesman as saying: There was a decision taken in the aftermath of the death of the princess to put all these sorts of ideas on hold for the time being. NO one is keen to rush into anything This wall give people time to reflect on the huge number of suggestions. All of them will be looked at again in time "