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Guardian: Prince Charles has no right to privacy on public matters
[The Guardian Blogs (blog)] - If you think Grieve makes Prince Charles sound like a lobbyist seeking special treatment for his favoured causes, you would be right. Allowing the public to see the letters of a prince it pays for and must accept as its next head of state without a
If Charles insists on hectoring Ministers, his views mustn't be state secrets
www.dailymail.co.uk
[Daily Mail] - According to Mr Grieve, the publication of 27 letters written between and might 'seriously damage' his future role as king, because they were 'in many cases particularly frank' and would have 'potentially undermined [Prince Charles's
Prince Charles's govt letters stay secret
www.heraldsun.com.au
[Herald Sun] - NO, you cannot read Prince Charles's letters to British government officials. UK Attorney General Dominic Grieve has overruled three judges who decided last month that the public had a right to see what sort of advice the opinionated prince was
Prince Charles wins right to keep his opinions secret
www.usatoday.com
[USA TODAY] Prince Charles has been saved from the embarrassment of seeing his opinionated letters to government ministers made public and available to all and sundry to read. The British attorney general, Dominic Grieve, today blocked the publication of 27
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