LETTER: 'Great communicator' fights for sanity and has the Royal Household on toast
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Sir: There could be a neat solution to the difficulties currently facing the Royal Family: a solution that could have far-reaching implications for international security.
With her interest in the diplomatic life, her concern about being misperceived as a threat, her need to have a worthwhile job and her wish to be warm and affectionate while remaining strong and effective, has HRH the Princess of Wales considered the currently vacant post of Secretary General at Nato?
Yours faithfully,
Paul Cornish
Cambridge
21 November
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