Well I Never

[weecalf]

The home secretary was oblidged to attend royal births .Wonder why ?Charles seemed to the first of the none appearance of the said home sec.

[sandyRoe]

To ensure that a changeling wasn't placed in the royal cradle?

[sandyRoe]

More about changelings here

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Changeling

[McMouse]

Would make more sense to have the Home Secretary present and witness conception!

[Nibble]

That might have explained the sudden appearance of a "ginger" prince in the family, and had the "researchers" hunting back some 300 years for a red-haired Royal to explain it :)

off to the tower

[Peter Pedant]

we did this a few months ago;

Joynsn Hicks wondering but still turning up why he had to attend the birth our present dear Queen in 1926 by caesarian section in her (parents') in-laws house in 17 Bruton St Mayfair (and not their own, York House)

[Peter Pedant]

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DNA studies have shown that the Ginger Prince is in fact Charles'

( You need a hair follicle and one of the CP's frenz supplied or sold said article from GP's hair brush. Ye Duke of Edinburgh DNA I think is int he public domain as he was the maternal mt DNA relation that was used to identify [Czar] Nicholas II's remains. FInally since we are on the subject of royal DNA, the DNA of the fella who flew his airplane into a hill, showed that AIP (acute intermittent porphyria IS still present in Royal DNA ) but the reason why there are few skin manifestations is that it is a new mutation.

[sandyRoe]

Henry 8 was a ginger. The current Ginger Prince and him seem to have a lot in common.