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A man who believes he is the love child of the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall has claimed he had secret visits with a woman he thinks was Camilla as a child. British-born engineer Simon Charles Dorante-Day, 55, who now lives in Queensland, was conceived in 1965 and born the following April in Gosport, near Portsmouth. He claims that his adoptive grandmother told him the Duchess of Cornwall was his mother back in 1998. Having since done his research , Simon is convinced he now has enough proof - along with his his Windsor-like cheek-bones and teeth and Camilla-style hair - that his claims are true. He has said a number of times that he would like a DNA test to prove his family link and wrote to the couple in 2012. ....
It s a tale that stretches the limits of credulity - a secret love child born to Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles as teenagers, but could there be any truth to the story of Simon Charles Dorante-Day? The British-born engineer, 55, who now lives in Queensland, was conceived in 1965 and born the following April in Gosport, near Portsmouth. He claims that his adoptive grandmother told him the Duchess of Cornwall was his mother back in 1998. Having since done his research , Simon is convinced he now has enough proof - along with his his Windsor-like cheek-bones and teeth and Camilla-style hair - that his claims are true. He has said a number of times that he would like a DNA test to prove his family link and wrote to the couple in 2012. ....
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3 March 2021 • 12:01am St John s Church, in Stanmore, which stands beside the ruins of the church it replaced Credit: andrew crowley SIR – Since March 2020 I have worked almost without a break, holding live morning prayers, quizzes, virtual services and much more online. The diocese has been consumed by the challenges of Covid-19. What do the parishes need at this time of crisis? They don’t need to be put under more financial pressure from the centre; they don’t need to be discussing sexuality; they don’t need diocesan consultations. I am rector of three parishes with a combined population of about 11,500 people. I oversee three beautiful listed buildings, one of which has just required maintenance costing more than £60,000. ....