Ringing the changes
NZPA London One of Prince Charles’s most, trusted bodyguards is leaving him; , according to a “Daily Express” columnist, William Hickey. Hickey reported that, he understood that the bodyguard and Lady Diana Spencer did not exactly hit
it off, and so the guard. Chief Inspector Paul Officer. was leaving the job. Hickey commented, that while it was normal for a wife-to-be to change a bachelor’s life, usually his valet was the first to go, followed by the cook.
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Press, 30 April 1981, Page 27
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