Prince Charles only has to outlive his mother the Queen to become King - his elder son will inherit after he dies.
I am no expert in Constitutional matters, but I can't see that he couldn't be head of the Anglican church - sometimes people find it hard to separate the person from the body they represent! The Monarch's title is 'Defender of the Faith' - which he could still be. And in any case, a lot of divorcees get married in the Anglican Church these days - it depends on how lenient the priest is, and whether they will obey/disobey whatever their Bishop decrees. A lot of priests will do that! There is no problem with the civil marriage, and then a Church blessing - which is what it sounds as if it will be, and I for one wish them all the luck in the world. I was one of the few who wasn't too keen on the late Princess Diana - I thought she seemed a very manipulative person, who knew just what to do to get the press/media on her side, when it suited her, and then complained when what she had done backfired on her! Carol - in a wet and depressing Suffolk, UK. Subject: [lace-chat] Charles and Camilla To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace-chat [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
