Professor Anne Twomey (‘Royal activism in the spider web of secrecy’, 4 April) argues that Prince Charles’s use of his privileged access to top ministers in the British government to urge his views will compromise his future reign as King. When he ascends the throne, Twomey opines, he won’t be able to recover the appearance of neutrality after being a serial meddler in matters of state.
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