Born to Be King: Prince Charles on Planet Windsor (44 page)

Saudi, Babylon
(Hollingsworth and Mitchell)

Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabian Basic Law (1992)

Save the Children

Savile, Jimmy

Saxe-Coburg-Gotha

Schuon, Frithjof

Scottish independence referendum

Secombe, Harry

Secret Intelligence Service (MI6)

Security Service (MI5)

segregation

Sender, Julie Bergman

Sender, Stuart

Shakespeare, William

Shand, Mark

Sharma, Kamalesh

Shawcross, William

Shebbeare, Tom

Sheepshanks, Robin

Shia Islam

Shiva, Vandana

Sierra leone

Silvester, David

Simpson, John

Simpson, Wallis

Simpson Miller, Portia

Skelly, Ian

Skidelsky, Robert

Skyfall
(film)

Smallwood Report

Smith, Andrew

Smith, George

Smith, Graham

Smith, Maggie

Smith, Matt

Smith, Nick

Smuts, Jan

Snowden, Edward

Soames, Sir Christopher

Soames, Sir Nicholas

Solomon Islands

Somerset floods

Sommerville, James

Sophie, Countess of Wessex

Sophie, Princess of Greece and Denmark

South Africa

South Georgia

South Sandwich Islands

South Wales coalfields

Sovereign Base Areas

Sovereign Grant

Spain

Spamalot
(musical)

Sparham Emma

Spencer, Earl

Spitting Image
(TV show)

Squidgygate

Sri Lanka

Stallone, Sylvester

Stapf, Johann Ernst

Step Up to Serve

St. Ethelburga’s Center for Peace and Reconciliation

St. James Palace

conferences and receptions at

culture of

history of

St. Kitts and Nevis

Stoker, Bram

Stoltenberg, Jens

Suez Crisis

Sufism

Sun

Sunday Times

Sunni Islam

Sustainable Food Trust

Swarovski, Nadja

Sweden

Syria

Tamarisk (Isles of Scilly)

Tamar Manoukian Outdoor Centre

Teach First

Team Program

Temenos Academy

Temenos Academy Review

Tennant, David

Teresa, Mother

Terry, Quinlan

Thatcher, Margaret

That Was the Week That Was
(TV show)

Thomas, Celia

Thomas, John

Thompson, Emma

3 News (TV station)

Tibet

Timbertop school

Time

Times
of London

Tindall, Mike

Tindall, Zara Phillips

Today
(newspaper)

Tottenham riots

Tovey, David

Traditionalism

Transylvania

Treharris, South Wales

Trick or Treatment
(Singh and Ernst)

Trinity College, Cambridge

Tristan da Cunha

Truman Show, The
(film)

Tryon, Lady Dale “Kanga”

Turks and Caicos Islands

Tuvalu

Twitter

Typhoon jets

Underground Magic
(DVD)

unemployment

United Hebrew Congregations of the Commonwealth

United Kingdom

Armed Forces

changes in, during reign of Elizabeth II

demography and religions in

devolution of power and

elections of May 2010

Parliament

monarchy’s finances and

Queen’s power and

Queen as head of state of

Scottish independence and

support for monarchy in

unwritten constitution of

United Kingdom Independence Party (UKIP)

United Nations

United States

Constitution

University College of Wales, at Aberystwyth

University of Exeter

urban extensions

urbanization

Urdangarin, Inaki

Valiant
, HMS

van der Post, Ingaret

van der Post, Laurens

Vanity Fair

Venturi, Scott Brown, architects

Victoria, Queen of England

Virgin Group

Virgin Money Giving

Virgin StartUp

virtuous circles

Vision of Britain, A
(Charles, Prince of Wales)

Vlad the Impaler

Waitrose distribution deal

Wales Week

War on Terror

water security

Waterson, Jim

Way Ahead Group

“We Are Most Amused” (London gala)

Weaver’s Triangle (Burnley, England)

Weimar Republic

welfare system

Wellbeing of Women

Welsh folk songs and dances

Wertz, William F., Jr.

Westminster, Duke of

William IV, King of England

William, Prince, Duke of Cambridge

air ambulance pilot work of

birth of

Bolland and

career options and

death of Diana and

education of

Freedom of Information Act and

influence of Diana and

interviews of

investitures and

line of succession and

marriage and family life of

media and

military service and

personality of

popularity of

Prince’s Trust and

relationship with Charles and

Tamar Manoukian center and

title of

travel by

twenty-first birthday and

visits Australia

visits Maldives

visits New Zealand

wedding of

Wilson, Harold

Windsor, Duke of.
See
Edward VIII

Windsor, Lady Louise

Windsor, House of

ancestry of, and name adopted

Windsor Castle

fire of 1992

Wire, The
(TV show)

Wise, Greg

Wordsworth, William

World Bank

World War I

World War II

Wright, Andrew

Young, Lord

youth unemployment

Yudhoyono, Susilo Bambang

Zoellick Robert

Zoroastrians

Uneasy lies the head: Charles glimpses the future at the Queen’s coronation, 1953.

The Beatles era, Windsor-style, 1968. Left to right: Philip, Andrew, Charles, Elizabeth, Edward, Anne, and a corgi.

In command but not master of his fate: Charles on the bridge of the minesweeper HMS
Bronington
in 1976.

No longer in play: Charles talks to Camilla at a 1975 polo match. She had married Andrew Parker Bowles two years earlier.

A fairytale unfolds: Charles and Diana kiss for a rapt public on their wedding day, July 29, 1981. Both suspected their relationship might not endure.

Unhappier family: The couple doted on their children, but by 1986 the union was failing.

Not single spies but in battalions: the Waleses in March 1992 after news that Diana’s father had died. The annus horribilis would end with the announcement of their separation.