วันจันทร์ที่ 18 กุมภาพันธ์ พ.ศ. 2556

CHAPTER 11: A TERRIBLE YEAR



            1992 was a very bad year for the Royal Family. In February, Charles and Diana went to India. Photographers took pictures of Diana, in front of the Taj Mahal. On 29th March, Diana’s father, Johnnie, died suddenly. Diana was on a skiing holiday with Charles and the boys in Austria. Her father’s death was a terrible shock. Charles and Diana flew back to London. On the 1st of April, Diana drove to Althorp for the funeral – the ceremony for a dead person – and Charles came later by helicopter. Andrew Morton’s book about Diana was ready. He called it Diana: Her True Story. Diana wanted the British people to know the truth about her life, but the Royal Family did not know anything about the book.
            On the 7th of June 1992 the Sunday Times newspaper printed a part of Andrew Morton’s book. For the first time, people read about Diana’s bulimia. Diana became more popular because of Andrew Morton’s book. At the end of June 1992, she went to Belfast in Northern Ireland. ‘We want Di!’ shouted the people. The problems between Charles and Diana grew worse. On the 25th of November they met at Kensington Palace and talked about a separation. On the 9th of December, the Prime Minister, John Major, gave a speech to the British Parliament. ‘The Prince and Princess of Wales, have decided to separate, ‘he said. But they had ‘no plans to divorce.
             In her Christmas speech at the end of the end of the year, the Queen called 1992 a ‘horrible’ year for the Royal Family.

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