EMM News Explorer: Prince Charles

news 14-JUN-13

skynews 14-JUN-13

[said:]: My Coronation Meadows idea came to me when I read Plantlife’s 2012 report and fully appreciated just how many wildflower meadows had been lost over the past 60 years.

express 09-JUN-13

[said:]: Today symbolises a special and historic moment of the whole Mercian regimental family, something serving soldiers, veterans, families and friends will all equally feel proud to be part of. 'As your Colonel-in-Chief I am also endlessly proud of you all and especially pleased to be able to share this day with you.

mailonsunday 06-JUN-13

[remarked:]: The genealogy shows I am descended from Vlad the Impaler, so I do have a bit of a stake in the country.

independent 04-JUN-13

[has said:]: we face one of the most serious threats to wildlife ever and we must treat it as a battle

telegraph 21-MAY-13

[added:]: As a father and soon-to-be grandfather I find it inconceivable that our children should live in a world bereft of these animals.

ibtimes 21-MAY-13

[said:]: This is the great garden designer. This is the great garden, is it? I wondered if it didn’t exist.

express 21-MAY-13

[ said]: This is the great garden designer!

express 20-MAY-13

[has criticised:]: corporate lobbyists

scmp 10-MAY-13

[ says]: dying patient

telegraph 09-MAY-13

[-said]: The doctor must act on what evidence is already there,

bbc 09-MAY-13

[writes:]: Her commitment to what is right and good, expressed with humility and openness to others, is as valuable now as it was in the more turbulent times of the Tudors.

express 04-APR-13

[-further added]: In the last 30 years we have developed an approach which assist young people to start their own enterprises. We have so far invested in nearly 80,000 businesses. The encouraging thing for me is to see so many young people when we started 30-35 years ago have become millionaires and successful and these very people now want to come back to us to re-invest some of their money in other young people.

timesofoman 19-MAR-13

[-wrote]: If you are ferocious in battle remember to be magnanimous in victory.

themirror 18-MAR-13

[-told]: I tried to learn it once but I gave up. It goes in one ear and out the other,

ibtimes 18-MAR-13

[-said]: The great thing to have come out of this is just how unbelievably generous the Jordanian people have been - they have been truly remarkable,

ibtimes 18-MAR-13

[replied:]: I tried to learn it once but I gave up. It goes in one ear and out the other.

express 15-MAR-13

[-told]: I am hugely grateful to Mukesh Ambani, who has offered his support in India,

mid 15-MAR-13

[said:]: They worry there could be one million here one day.

nzherald 15-MAR-13

[said:]: Many of these children have been traumatised by the horrors of what they've witnessed. Some lost parents and had horrendous experiences.

irishsun 14-MAR-13

[-said]: It's remarkable what UNHCR and others are doing to try and deal with this unbelievably difficult and heart-breaking situation,

alertnet 14-MAR-13

[added:]: Many of these children have been traumatised by the horrors of what they've witnessed before they got here. 'Some of them have lost their parents and had horrendous experiences and it is remarkable what all these wonderful NGOs [non-governmental organisations] are doing to deal with this unbelievable and heartbreaking situation. 'In some ways children are quite adaptable and resilient but at the same time one of their teachers was telling me that just looking at trees reminded them of where they have been.

monstersandcritics 13-MAR-13

[-said]: I think the great thing that's come out of this is just how unbelievably generous the Jordanian people are, who are truly remarkable, I think,

petra 13-MAR-13

[-added]: Seeing all these children, some of them have lost their parents and been adopted by others, I feel it is quite heartbreaking. They are doing a fantastic job.

monstersandcritics 13-MAR-13

[describes:]: horror

telegraph 13-MAR-13

[said:]: Many of these children have been traumatised by the horrors of what they’ve witnessed.

sundaymirror 13-MAR-13

[said:]: I hope you are not too exhausted.

sundaymirror 13-MAR-13

[expressed:]: enormous respect

news 13-MAR-13

[-expressed]: The Syrian people are everybody's problem now. Help us.

news 13-MAR-13

[conceded:]: Well of course the trouble is it gets torn up. I got somebody to patch it up with leather and now I can hardly move

monstersandcritics 11-MAR-13

[urges:]: harmony with nature

irishsun 10-MAR-13

[-told]: We need to think about the future, we need to think what kind of world we're handing on to our successors,

irishsun 05-MAR-13

[explained:]: We need to think about the future, we need to think what kind of world we're handing on to our successors. If you think of it in those terms it should make us reflect on the way we do things so we don't ruin it for them. 'That's why it's so important to work in harmony with nature rather than thinking we can somehow ignore, dominate, separate ourselves from nature, because unless we pay our respect to nature, she's a great deal more powerful than we are.

monstersandcritics 05-MAR-13

[said:]: Is it not quite revealing that the BBC's Countryfile programme has become so tremendously popular?

themirror 14-FEB-13

[saying:]: You can't polish a turd

themirror 06-FEB-13

[said:]: Come away darling, you’ll be there all day.

sundaymirror 30-JAN-13

[-said]: Yes, they will, won’t they? It’s wonderful.

sundaymirror 30-JAN-13

[asked:]: Presumably the whole tunnel gets filled with soot?

sundaymirror 30-JAN-13

[-has urge]: gigantic experiment with the very soul of this city.

alarabiya 29-JAN-13

[said:]: I just wanted to say what an enormous pleasure it is to return to the Florrie again.

ibtimes 22-JAN-13

[insisted:]: There have always been baby products for sale on the Highgrove website.

sundaymirror 19-JAN-13

[ said]: I don't want to be confronted by my future grandchild and have them say, 'Why didn't you do something? So, clearly now that we will have a grandchild, it makes it even more obvious to try and make sure we leave them something that isn't a total poisoned chalice.

ibtimes 15-JAN-13

[said:]: In modern times, the prince of Wales has never refused to consent to any bill affecting Duchy of Cornwall interests, unless advised to do so by ministers. Every instance of the prince's consent having been sought and given to legislation is a matter of public record.

guardian 15-JAN-13

[-concluded]: To continue with ‘business as usual’ is an act of suicide on a gargantuan scale,

ipsnews 12-JAN-13

[-concluded]: is an act of suicide on a gargantuan scale,

trust 12-JAN-13

[-said]: So clearly, now that we will have a grandchild, it makes it even more obvious to try and make sure we leave them something that isn’t a totally poisoned chalice.

thenews 08-JAN-13

[-said]: So clearly, now that we will have a grandchild, it makes it even more obvious to try and make sure we leave them something that isn't a totally poisoned chalice.

thepeninsulaqatar 07-JAN-13

[-also said]: We don’t, in a sensible world, want to hand on an increasingly dysfunctional world to our grandchildren, to leave them with the real problem. I don’t want to be confronted by my future grandchild and have them say, ‘Why didn’t you do something?’

bloomberg 07-JAN-13

[-says]: If you are a parent or relation to a loved one and that person is away in these incredibly dangerous and challenging circumstances, I know you worry all the time. 'Certainly every night I worry. But he [Prince Harry] loves doing what he's doing and he's brilliant at it.

monstersandcritics 07-JAN-13

[-said]: So clearly now that we will have a grandchild, it makes it even more obvious to try and make sure we leave them something that isn't a total poisoned chalice.

smh 06-JAN-13

[said:]: It is the people and what they do that creates the beating heart of our countryside, the vitality that comes from the busy village shop and pub, a thriving school, from the Church and Women's Institute. 'It comes from the tractors in the fields, the skilled work of the stonewallers and hedgelayers, the livestock, the growing crops and the landscape's biodiversity, now so much under threat from a combination of climate change, diseases of every kind and insensitive development, which is absolutely fundamenta

monstersandcritics 04-JAN-13

[-said]: are going through,

upi 26-DEC-12

[said:]: With two sons in the <name id=

irishsun 26-DEC-12

[said:]: With two sons in the Armed Forces, one of whom is with you all out there, I do have at least some understanding of what your loved ones are going through.

themirror 26-DEC-12

[-stated]: I really do understand the worry of service families when their loved ones are away serving in somewhere like Afghanistan. It's almost easier for those serving away than for those left behind because you worry all the time,

ibtimes 24-DEC-12

[-further added]: So I do appreciate the extraordinary resilience and the unbelievable support provided by the families back here who encourage and remind their loved ones that they are there for them, despite what they have to put up with,

ibtimes 24-DEC-12

[-recently told]: The younger one is at this moment in Afghanistan. Fortunately, he rings me every now and then,

ibtimes 24-DEC-12

[said:]: I just make this point because I really do understand the worry of service families when their loved ones are away serving in somewhere like Afghanistan. It's almost easier for those serving away than for those left behind because you worry all the time.

news_com_au 23-DEC-12

[said:]: The younger one is at this moment in Afghanistan. Fortunately, he rings me every now and then.

news_com_au 23-DEC-12

[-said]: Because, I keep saying, if you write me a letter and not just an email or a text or something, in 30 years' time or 40 years' time that will be interesting history.

news_com_au 23-DEC-12

[urges:]: caring NHS

bbc 22-DEC-12

[-said]: It is only by inspiring people that a sustainable future is not about sackcloth and ashes,

nytimes 18-DEC-12

[-replied]: Ah, competition. I am so sorry,

bbc 14-DEC-12

[said:]: The capital assets of the duchy do not vest in the duke and pass from one duke to another in perpetuity. The Prince of Wales has no entitlement to the duchy's assets.

guardian 14-DEC-12

[-said]: m not a radio station,

upi 10-DEC-12

[said:]: It's a very nice thought to become a grandfather in my old age, if I can say so.

irishsun 07-DEC-12

[said:]: As you can imagine, being a parent of two boys in the armed forces, I do share with you the worry and anxiety of not knowing the exact details about our children's whereabouts. 'It's a bit different for me, if I want to see what my children are up to, I look at the front page of The Sun.

monstersandcritics 07-DEC-12

[-stated]: I'm very glad my daughter-in-law is getting better, thank goodness,

ibtimes 07-DEC-12

[-told]: How do you know I'm not a radio station,

ibtimes 07-DEC-12

[-said]: I'm thrilled, marvelous. It's a very nice thought to become a grandfather in my old age, if I can say so,

ibtimes 07-DEC-12

[-said]: Much better.

irishexaminer 07-DEC-12

[-said]: It's a very nice thought to become a grandfather in my old age, if I can say so,

ChinaPost 07-DEC-12

[-has asked]: The Prince decided to visit St Asaph because the city has been particularly badly hit by the flooding with over 180 homes in St Asaph affected.

skynews 01-DEC-12

[-said]: It was cool. It was a bit embarrassing. He said if I wanted more I could come back.

themirror 26-NOV-12

[-replied]: Queen of England, if and when you become the monarch.

express 18-NOV-12

[replied:]: That’s, well... we’ll see won’t we? That could be.

express 18-NOV-12

[-responded]: I can't tell you how grateful I am - the best birthday present I've had in a long time,

AsiaOne 14-NOV-12

[ said]: Every 25 years I seem to come back in fashion,

irishsun 12-NOV-12

[-told]: You're very kind,

nation 11-NOV-12

[said:]: Kia ora,

usaToday 11-NOV-12

[has said:]: kia ora

nzherald 10-NOV-12

[-said]: It’s good Harry is phoning home. It’s so easy now with the internet. A letter is always good but you can’t beat a call home.

express 10-NOV-12

[-asked]: It's quite a big one, is it cooked?

ibtimes 08-NOV-12

[-said]: If we get it wrong then billions of people could be consigned to a dysfunctional and degraded existence,

news_com_au 07-NOV-12

[-said]: Meeting the urbanisation challenge in a sustainable and context-sensitive way that respects and celebrates the diversity of culture and identity, works in harmony with natural systems and avoids the sterile dreariness of an international monoculture is a core point.

smh 07-NOV-12

[-said]: Unlike most cities around the world, Melbourne kept its tram system and improved it and is now considered a global leader.

smh 07-NOV-12

[-told]: I grew up with the stories of extraordinary courage ... which made possible the successes of the hard-fought campaign along the Kokoda Trail [against the Japanese],

taipeitimes 07-NOV-12

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