| William Wales: Prince, Pilot...Pressman?! |
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| Written by Joanne Leyland | ||||
| Saturday, 02 February 2008 | ||||
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Page 4 of 4  Interestingly, although it's suggested that he'll take up a role in a
newspaper office rather than with a TV news station such as the BBC, Sky News or ITN, William does have connections with the latter.Both William and Harry became close to Nicholas Owen's successor as ITN Royal Correspondent, Tom Bradby. It was Bradby who became an unwitting player in the scandal which saw the Royal Correspondent of the News of The World, Clive Goodman, jailed for tapping into the mobile phones of Clarence House aides. 
It was details of this conversation which later appeared in Goodman's News of The World column, prompting William to fear that the royal phones were being tapped. 
There's one person in particular who may hope that it is the medium
of television rather than the printed word that attracts the
second-in-line to the throne in the months ahead.With the Prince of Wales expected to embark later this year on his first skiing holiday since 2005, it would be understandable if the BBC's Court Correspondent, Nicholas Witchell, were keen to have Charles; eldest son by his side to protect him from any more withering comments about that "awful man"! Comment on this article
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