An authoritative account of who really holds the power in the Palace from the Royal correspondent who broke the story about the Duchess of Sussex being accused of bullying her staff while at Kensington Palace.
Valentine Low Bücher
A humorous and unique perspective on the crops and characters the author met while managing a west London allotment.
This gripping account reveals the inner workings of the Royal family, as explored by a seasoned Royal correspondent for The Times. Valentine Low poses critical questions about who truly governs the monarchy and what lies ahead as Charles III begins his reign. Historically, the British monarchy has depended on courtiers—trusted advisers in the royal inner circle—to navigate the balance between public duty and private life. Following Queen Elizabeth II's remarkable 70 years of service, her final seasons were marked by the absence of her husband, Philip. Meanwhile, Charles is tasked with defining his future as King amidst challenges, including the controversies surrounding Prince Andrew and the departure of Harry and Meghan from royal life. The dynamics between modern courtiers and royal principals are under intense scrutiny. As the new Prince and Princess of Wales, William and Kate adopt a contemporary approach to public relations, aiming to keep the ancient institution relevant. This narrative explores the evolving system of courtiers, their complex roles, and the shifting values that will shape the monarchy's future. Low's insightful and well-researched writing offers a captivating glimpse into how the monarchy operates during this pivotal moment in its history.
