After offering his sympathy to staff at the embassy, the Prince took a seat in the Goya Salon and left a message in the book of remembrance
Photo: © AFP
Click on photos to enlarge

"In deepest sympathy, Charles," read his note. Staff at the embassy say they have been inundated with messages of support
Photo: © PA



17 MARCH 2004
The Prince Of Wales visited the Spanish Embassy on Tuesday to offer his condolences for last week's terrorist atrocities in Madrid. The future king, who was dressed in a black tie, was greeted by Spain's current ambassador, the Marquis de Tamaron.

"I hope that gradually things will improve, but it is an awful horror," said the royal, before leaving a message of sympathy in the book of condolences.

"The Prince asked whether any of our relations had been wounded. I said they hadn't," revealed the Marquis afterwards. "He offered words of comfort and said what happened in Spain was a frightful thing that was also a danger throughout the world."



prince charles, marquis de Tamaraon

PROMOTION

ROYAL HOUSES


Select from the
pull-down menu:

SPECIAL!

Prince William on course for his sovereign destiny

SPECIAL!

The lasses who've set regal hearts racing

PROMOTION