 "The Evening Standard (London, England)")
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Royal wedding WILL be illegal; Expert says a new law needs to be passed for Charles to marry Camilla.
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The Evening Standard (London, England)
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February 22, 2005
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Byline: SAM LYON
EMERGENCY legislation may be needed for Prince Charles to marry Camilla Parker Bowles, a senior constitutional expert has warned.
Former Attorney General Sir Nicholas Lyell QC suggested that new laws would need to be rushed through parliament to allow the couple to marry.
He is the latest to warn that the royal marriage may be illegal - the ceremony is already in chaos after being switched from St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle ...
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Who voted 50 times from a tiny village in Germany to back MP in expenses row? SAYING NOTHING: Sir Nicholas, seen here at a sponsored silence, did not answer cheating claims.
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Betrayed but so loyal to the end; Sir Nicholas Fairbairn, the flamboyant, philandering but brilliant QC found his rock in Lady Sam. But his affair with the bottle cost him his life...now, despite the portents, his widow has lost the same tragic battle.
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