examples of soft power that britain possessed. and she was outshining whatever charles was doing and other members of the royal family, too. there was one message from the foreign office saying, princess diana is a great asset to british diplomacy. and another voice from sections of the royal establishment who wanted diana s profile on these trips to be downplayed. as one ambassador said to me, princess diana is coming to tokyo to support british interests, she s having tea with the emperor. how am i supposed to downplay that? diana was in no doubt that it was prince charles office officials who were out to downgrade her. she was perceived as a threat to them because her publicity was generally greater and more effective than prince charles ,
examples of soft power that britain possessed. and she was outshining whatever charles was doing and other members of the royal family, too. there was one message from the foreign office saying, princess diana is a great asset to british diplomacy. and another voice from sections of the royal establishment who wanted diana s profile on these trips to be downplayed. as one ambassador said to me, princess diana is coming to tokyo to support british interests, she s having tea with the emperor. how am i supposed to downplay that? diana was in no doubt that it was prince charles office officials who were out to downgrade her. she was perceived as a threat to them because her publicity was generally greater and more effective than prince charles , and charles was heir to the
throne. and i can do this job so much better on my own and i don t feel trapped. she was one of the best examples of soft power that britain possessed. and she was outshining whatever charles was doing and other members of the royal family, too. there was one message from the foreign office saying, princess diana is a great asset to british diplomacy. and another voice from sections of the royal establishment who wanted diana s profile on these trips to be downplayed. as one ambassador said to me, princess diana is coming to tokyo to support british interests, she s having tea with the emperor. how am i supposed to downplay that? diana was in no doubt that it was prince charles office officials who were out to downgrade her. she was perceived as a threat to
outshining whatever charles was doing and other members of the royal family too. there was one message from the front office saying princess diana is a great asset to british diplomacy and another voice from sections of the royal establishment that wanted diana s profile on these trips to be downplayed. one ambassador said to me, princess diana is coming to tokyo to support british interests, she s having tea with the emperor. how am i supposed to downplay that? diana was no doubt it was in prince charles office officials who were out to downgrade her. she was perceived as a threat to them because her publicity was generally greater and more effective than prince charles and charles was heir to the throne.
deliberately intimidate her into essentially shutting up and going away. she wasn t going to be intimidated. if i was going to write my own script, i would say i would hope my husband would go off with his lady and leave me and my children just to carry the wales name through to the time when william ascends to the throne. and i can do this job so much better on my own and i don t feel trapped. she was one of the best examples of soft power that britain possessed. and she was outshining whatever charles was doing and other members of the royal family, too. there was one message from the foreign office saying, princess diana is a great asset to british diplomacy. and another voice from sections of the royal establishment who wanted diana s profile on these trips to be downplayed. as one ambassador said to me, princess diana is coming to tokyo to support british