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On Saturday, November 14, Prince Charles' 50th birthday party is held in London and hosted by his companion, Camilla Parker Bowles.
CNN: Wednesday,
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Actor Sir Antony Sher has praised the Prince of Wales and Camilla Parker Bowles for helping keep Shakespeare alive in British theatres.
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Prince Charles married Camilla Parker Bowles in the Ascot Room - chosen for the event as it was not overlooked by windows from nearby buildings, unlike the council chamber.
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As for the family's attempt to popularise Camilla Parker Bowles, the woman Charles would like to marry, she will inevitably be compared with a rival sanctified by death, as will the royals themselves.
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The church did indeed face an immediate crisis, as journalists rushed to interpret the archbishop's comment as a threat to provoke a constitutional impasse should Prince Charles wed his beloved Camilla Parker Bowles.
ECONOMIST: Crisis? What crisis?
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Camilla is Anglican but her first marriage was to Catholic Andrew Parker Bowles, and the couple brought up their children as Catholics.
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