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Prince Charles sends hopes, prayers to Queensland
By Europe correspondent Emma Alberici
Updated 5 hours 37 minutes ago
Related Story: Queen donates to flood appeal Related Story: Queen extends sympathies to flood victims The Prince of Wales has sent a message of "solidarity" to the victims of the Queensland floods.
Prince Charles sent his hopes, prayers and good wishes to those in Queensland whose lives have been devastated by the floodwaters.
"What I can never get over is how wonderfully resilient the Australian people are when these sort of disasters occurs," he said.
"So many of us here in this country wanted to offer our deepest condolences to the families of those who have lost their lives in this appalling tragedy.
"It's almost impossible to imagine the floods where they are now in Brisbane itself, but also all those outlying regions, all the people who have lost their cattle, their sheep, their horses, their businesses - all these things really - it doesn't bear thinking about.
"I realise only too well that so much is dependant on the actions of the state, the emergency services, the armed forces, the Queensland Police, who in so many ways I know have made a fantastic difference to people's lives in these sort of disasters.
The Prince of Wales recalled fondly his time in Queensland when he was with the Royal Navy.
He said he had made a contribution to the State Government's charity fund to help with the reconstruction efforts.
His donation follows one made by the Queen earlier this week.
"I realise only too well - we all do - that the aftermath, the clean-up, the reconstruction, all this effort is going to be vast and I'm so glad to hear that the Queensland fund has been set up to which I'm only too happy and proud to contribute something."
Prince Charles sends hopes, prayers to Queensland
By Europe correspondent Emma Alberici
Updated 5 hours 37 minutes ago
Related Story: Queen donates to flood appeal Related Story: Queen extends sympathies to flood victims The Prince of Wales has sent a message of "solidarity" to the victims of the Queensland floods.
Prince Charles sent his hopes, prayers and good wishes to those in Queensland whose lives have been devastated by the floodwaters.
"What I can never get over is how wonderfully resilient the Australian people are when these sort of disasters occurs," he said.
"So many of us here in this country wanted to offer our deepest condolences to the families of those who have lost their lives in this appalling tragedy.
"It's almost impossible to imagine the floods where they are now in Brisbane itself, but also all those outlying regions, all the people who have lost their cattle, their sheep, their horses, their businesses - all these things really - it doesn't bear thinking about.
"I realise only too well that so much is dependant on the actions of the state, the emergency services, the armed forces, the Queensland Police, who in so many ways I know have made a fantastic difference to people's lives in these sort of disasters.
The Prince of Wales recalled fondly his time in Queensland when he was with the Royal Navy.
He said he had made a contribution to the State Government's charity fund to help with the reconstruction efforts.
His donation follows one made by the Queen earlier this week.
"I realise only too well - we all do - that the aftermath, the clean-up, the reconstruction, all this effort is going to be vast and I'm so glad to hear that the Queensland fund has been set up to which I'm only too happy and proud to contribute something."
Prince Charles and David Cameron visit injured troops at Queen Elizabeth Hospital
Dec 22 2010
The Prince of Wales and Prime Minister David Cameron have paid a morale-boosting pre-Christmas visit to injured troops being treated at the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine in Birmingham.
The prince and Mr Cameron arrived amid light but persistent snow to visit service personnel being cared for by both military and civilian staff at the unit at the newly-opened Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham.
The Prime Minister and the prince were welcomed at the main entrance to the £545 million hospital by its medical director, Dave Rosser, and the commanding officer of the RCDM, Group Captain Wendy Williams.
Mr Cameron and the prince, who was wearing a Parachute Regiment tie and a Royal British Legion pin, then spent around 20 minutes chatting with military carers and hospital staff in a public reception area.
The RCDM, which cares for soldiers wounded in Afghanistan, manages a dedicated 32-bed ward at the hospital.
Charles has made regular visits in recent years to the RCDM, which moved its medical facilities to the new hospital from the nearby Selly Oak Hospital in June. His Royal Highness last visited the unit with the Duchess of Cornwall in July, spending nearly three hours meeting injured service personnel, their families and military and civilian medical staff.
The Prime Minister was invited by Charles to join him for this afternoon's private visit to those being treated at the RCDM.
Helen Gyves, the hospital's matron for critical care, said the Prince showed a deep interest in the military patients, some of them severely injured.
The Prime Minister's presence made the occasion doubly special for the injured military patients, the matron added.
Ms Gyves said: "They particularly love Prince Charles. From the military point of view, he is their icon. He always comes throughout the year but it's turning into a bit of a tradition that he comes at Christmas.
"He knows which regiment each patient is from and he often knows how their injuries have happened. To them, for him to come is very special."
Dec 22 2010
The Prince of Wales and Prime Minister David Cameron have paid a morale-boosting pre-Christmas visit to injured troops being treated at the Royal Centre for Defence Medicine in Birmingham.
The prince and Mr Cameron arrived amid light but persistent snow to visit service personnel being cared for by both military and civilian staff at the unit at the newly-opened Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham.
The Prime Minister and the prince were welcomed at the main entrance to the £545 million hospital by its medical director, Dave Rosser, and the commanding officer of the RCDM, Group Captain Wendy Williams.
Mr Cameron and the prince, who was wearing a Parachute Regiment tie and a Royal British Legion pin, then spent around 20 minutes chatting with military carers and hospital staff in a public reception area.
The RCDM, which cares for soldiers wounded in Afghanistan, manages a dedicated 32-bed ward at the hospital.
Charles has made regular visits in recent years to the RCDM, which moved its medical facilities to the new hospital from the nearby Selly Oak Hospital in June. His Royal Highness last visited the unit with the Duchess of Cornwall in July, spending nearly three hours meeting injured service personnel, their families and military and civilian medical staff.
The Prime Minister was invited by Charles to join him for this afternoon's private visit to those being treated at the RCDM.
Helen Gyves, the hospital's matron for critical care, said the Prince showed a deep interest in the military patients, some of them severely injured.
The Prime Minister's presence made the occasion doubly special for the injured military patients, the matron added.
Ms Gyves said: "They particularly love Prince Charles. From the military point of view, he is their icon. He always comes throughout the year but it's turning into a bit of a tradition that he comes at Christmas.
"He knows which regiment each patient is from and he often knows how their injuries have happened. To them, for him to come is very special."
Prince Charles 'does not remember' meeting model who claims he asked for a private catwalk show
Last updated at 12:50 PM on 12th January 2011
Comments (17) Add to My Stories Prince Charles 'does not remember' ever meeting the supermodel who claims to have been propositioned by him, he has said.
Clarence House today took the unusual step of issuing a statement about the Prince's alleged flirtatious exchanges with Mozambique-born Tasha de Vasconcelos ten years ago.
In an explosive book, the 42-year-old claims Charles admired her curves and asked her to perform a 'private catwalk show'. Camilla Parker Bowles was said to be jealous of their rapport.
But a spokesman for the Prince said today: 'No one here has any recollection of them ever meeting. There is no record of this person.'
Last updated at 12:50 PM on 12th January 2011
Comments (17) Add to My Stories Prince Charles 'does not remember' ever meeting the supermodel who claims to have been propositioned by him, he has said.
Clarence House today took the unusual step of issuing a statement about the Prince's alleged flirtatious exchanges with Mozambique-born Tasha de Vasconcelos ten years ago.
In an explosive book, the 42-year-old claims Charles admired her curves and asked her to perform a 'private catwalk show'. Camilla Parker Bowles was said to be jealous of their rapport.
But a spokesman for the Prince said today: 'No one here has any recollection of them ever meeting. There is no record of this person.'
El Príncipe de Gales ha mostrado una vez más su cara más solidaria. El Heredero al trono inglés ha enviado un mensaje a todos los damnificados por las inundaciones que desde hace varios días asolan el condado australiano de Queensland. “Quiero expresar nuestra solidaridad y enviar nuestras oraciones a todos los afectados”. Quien también ha querido solidarizarse con los australianos ha sido el tenista Rafa Nadal. El mallorquín y el suizo Rodger Federer disputarán mañana un partido en Melbourne. Según Nadal, “es una tragedia terrible, no sólo por la pérdida de vidas, sino por la destrucción de los hogares de tantas personas. Estoy encantado de poder contribuir de alguna manera a atraer la atención mundial sobre el asunto y conseguir algo de dinero para las víctimas”.
查尔斯王子投资兴建“乌托邦” 已吸引数千印度穷人入住
由英国王子查尔斯的王子信托基金在印度投资兴建的一个村庄已经逐渐成形。这个村庄对生态无害，已经吸引了数千印度穷人入住。这个村庄耗资数百万英镑，将会成为查尔斯海外慈善事业的样本，有人称之为查尔斯王子的“乌托邦”。
十多年前，查尔斯王子用他的王子信托基金做了这项示范工程，现在已有数千居民，而查尔斯的计划是让村庄容纳15000名居民，3000户人家。他想通过建筑、道路、公共空间的合理设计，创造出一种和谐温馨的理想社区。这个村庄由10个小社区组成，每个人在半小时内可以步行到工作地点、医院、邮局等地方，马路并不是笔直的，房子不高过5层，穷人和富人住在一起，孩子们要有安全的嬉戏场所，最好在各家的视线之内，等等。而且，他用的都是最环保、可循环的建筑材料。
查尔斯当初提出那些东西被人认为脑子不正常，一般媒体都叫他Treetalker，和树谈话的人，觉得他为人孤僻、不可思议。其实他相当有远见，他在十几年前提出的问题，现在都被证明是非常对的。
由英国王子查尔斯的王子信托基金在印度投资兴建的一个村庄已经逐渐成形。这个村庄对生态无害，已经吸引了数千印度穷人入住。这个村庄耗资数百万英镑，将会成为查尔斯海外慈善事业的样本，有人称之为查尔斯王子的“乌托邦”。
十多年前，查尔斯王子用他的王子信托基金做了这项示范工程，现在已有数千居民，而查尔斯的计划是让村庄容纳15000名居民，3000户人家。他想通过建筑、道路、公共空间的合理设计，创造出一种和谐温馨的理想社区。这个村庄由10个小社区组成，每个人在半小时内可以步行到工作地点、医院、邮局等地方，马路并不是笔直的，房子不高过5层，穷人和富人住在一起，孩子们要有安全的嬉戏场所，最好在各家的视线之内，等等。而且，他用的都是最环保、可循环的建筑材料。
查尔斯当初提出那些东西被人认为脑子不正常，一般媒体都叫他Treetalker，和树谈话的人，觉得他为人孤僻、不可思议。其实他相当有远见，他在十几年前提出的问题，现在都被证明是非常对的。
他说我们现在的社会已经发展到这样一个地步：每个人都像一座城，每个人都把自己围在里面，没有和外界交流。现代城市化生活让人们缺乏沟通，没有联系，人可以不出去，吃饭也是叫比萨，在门口拿一下，什么都可以不用跟人接触。
令人震惊的是这个村庄的低犯罪率，查尔斯王子说，如果这个社会有钱人在这边，没钱人在那边，那肯定会人为地造成犯罪。所以在那个村子，有很豪华的大房子，也有小房子，而且这些小房子跟村庄有合同，只能入住那些买不起房子的人，这样阶级的差别就模糊了。
这不是一个乌托邦，现在做得相当成功。村庄周围也吸引了工厂，当然是无污染的工厂，也形成了商业，大概就像60年前的上海。
令人震惊的是这个村庄的低犯罪率，查尔斯王子说，如果这个社会有钱人在这边，没钱人在那边，那肯定会人为地造成犯罪。所以在那个村子，有很豪华的大房子，也有小房子，而且这些小房子跟村庄有合同，只能入住那些买不起房子的人，这样阶级的差别就模糊了。
这不是一个乌托邦，现在做得相当成功。村庄周围也吸引了工厂，当然是无污染的工厂，也形成了商业，大概就像60年前的上海。
查尔斯王子建了个“乌托邦”
由英国王子查尔斯的王子信托基金在印度投资兴建的一个村庄已经逐渐成形。这个村庄对生态无害，已经吸引了数千印度穷人入住。这个村庄耗资数百万英镑，将会成为查尔斯海外慈善事业的样本，有人称之为查尔斯王子的“乌托邦”。
十多年前，查尔斯王子用他的王子信托基金做了这项示范工程，现在已有数千居民，而查尔斯的计划是让村庄容纳15000名居民，3000户人家。他想通过建筑、道路、公共空间的合理设计，创造出一种和谐温馨的理想社区。这个村庄由10个小社区组成，每个人在半小时内可以步行到工作地点、医院、邮局等地方，马路并不是笔直的，房子不高过5层，穷人和富人住在一起，孩子们要有安全的嬉戏场所，最好在各家的视线之内，等等。而且，他用的都是最环保、可循环的建筑材料。
查尔斯当初提出那些东西被人认为脑子不正常，一般媒体都叫他Treetalker，和树谈话的人，觉得他为人孤僻、不可思议。其实他相当有远见，他在十几年前提出的问题，现在都被证明是非常对的。
他说我们现在的社会已经发展到这样一个地步：每个人都像一座城，每个人都把自己围在里面，没有和外界交流。现代城市化生活让人们缺乏沟通，没有联系，人可以不出去，吃饭也是叫比萨，在门口拿一下，什么都可以不用跟人接触。
令人震惊的是这个村庄的低犯罪率，查尔斯王子说，如果这个社会有钱人在这边，没钱人在那边，那肯定会人为地造成犯罪。所以在那个村子，有很豪华的大房子，也有小房子，而且这些小房子跟村庄有合同，只能入住那些买不起房子的人，这样阶级的差别就模糊了。
这不是一个乌托邦，现在做得相当成功。村庄周围也吸引了工厂，当然是无污染的工厂，也形成了商业，大概就像60年前的上海。
快报记者 潘文军 编译
由英国王子查尔斯的王子信托基金在印度投资兴建的一个村庄已经逐渐成形。这个村庄对生态无害，已经吸引了数千印度穷人入住。这个村庄耗资数百万英镑，将会成为查尔斯海外慈善事业的样本，有人称之为查尔斯王子的“乌托邦”。
十多年前，查尔斯王子用他的王子信托基金做了这项示范工程，现在已有数千居民，而查尔斯的计划是让村庄容纳15000名居民，3000户人家。他想通过建筑、道路、公共空间的合理设计，创造出一种和谐温馨的理想社区。这个村庄由10个小社区组成，每个人在半小时内可以步行到工作地点、医院、邮局等地方，马路并不是笔直的，房子不高过5层，穷人和富人住在一起，孩子们要有安全的嬉戏场所，最好在各家的视线之内，等等。而且，他用的都是最环保、可循环的建筑材料。
查尔斯当初提出那些东西被人认为脑子不正常，一般媒体都叫他Treetalker，和树谈话的人，觉得他为人孤僻、不可思议。其实他相当有远见，他在十几年前提出的问题，现在都被证明是非常对的。
他说我们现在的社会已经发展到这样一个地步：每个人都像一座城，每个人都把自己围在里面，没有和外界交流。现代城市化生活让人们缺乏沟通，没有联系，人可以不出去，吃饭也是叫比萨，在门口拿一下，什么都可以不用跟人接触。
令人震惊的是这个村庄的低犯罪率，查尔斯王子说，如果这个社会有钱人在这边，没钱人在那边，那肯定会人为地造成犯罪。所以在那个村子，有很豪华的大房子，也有小房子，而且这些小房子跟村庄有合同，只能入住那些买不起房子的人，这样阶级的差别就模糊了。
这不是一个乌托邦，现在做得相当成功。村庄周围也吸引了工厂，当然是无污染的工厂，也形成了商业，大概就像60年前的上海。
快报记者 潘文军 编译
The Prince of Wales makes a donation to the flood relief efforts in Queensland
14th January 2011
The Prince of Wales said the floods in Australia were "almost impossible to imagine" as he made a donation to the relief efforts.
He also paid tribute to the work of the Emergency Services and the Armed Forces in Brisbane.
The private donation is to the Queensland Premier's Flood Relief Appeal.
Speaking at his Scottish residence, Birkhall, The Prince told the BBC: "So many of us here in this country wanted to offer our deepest condolences to the families of those who have lost their lives in this appalling tragedy. We’ve all been watching with mounting dismay and concern the appalling nature of these floods.
"I realise only too well that so much is dependant on the actions of the state, the emergency services, the armed forces, the Queensland Police, who in so many ways I know have made a fantastic difference to people's lives in these sort of disasters.
"I realise only too well - we all do - that the aftermath, the clean-up, the reconstruction, all this effort is going to be vast and I'm so glad to hear that the Queensland fund has been set up to which I'm only too happy and proud to contribute something."
The donation follows one by the Queen yesterday.
14th January 2011
The Prince of Wales said the floods in Australia were "almost impossible to imagine" as he made a donation to the relief efforts.
He also paid tribute to the work of the Emergency Services and the Armed Forces in Brisbane.
The private donation is to the Queensland Premier's Flood Relief Appeal.
Speaking at his Scottish residence, Birkhall, The Prince told the BBC: "So many of us here in this country wanted to offer our deepest condolences to the families of those who have lost their lives in this appalling tragedy. We’ve all been watching with mounting dismay and concern the appalling nature of these floods.
"I realise only too well that so much is dependant on the actions of the state, the emergency services, the armed forces, the Queensland Police, who in so many ways I know have made a fantastic difference to people's lives in these sort of disasters.
"I realise only too well - we all do - that the aftermath, the clean-up, the reconstruction, all this effort is going to be vast and I'm so glad to hear that the Queensland fund has been set up to which I'm only too happy and proud to contribute something."
The donation follows one by the Queen yesterday.
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