When Harry Met Sandra

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Harry regaled his campmates, in his signature down-to-earth style with tales of how they met in the Two Puddings pub and of how Sandra makes the best jam roly-poly pudding in the business - which became his ultimate craving during the long days and nights with little more than rice and beans to keep them going. Sandra will open up for the first time about the devastating death of her beloved sister, Pat, mum to former Chelsea star Frank, and the horror car crash that left Harry feared dead in Italy in 1990. Princess Anne is described in the book as being “at the forefront of the supporters of the firm approach” taken against the Sussexes.

The couple share frank accounts of Harry's battle with depression during his tenure as a football manager, his arrest for alleged tax evasion and when he accidentally ran Sandra over leaving her with a crushed foot. They also share the many happy times they've shared, from their time spent living in America with Bobby Moore to the births of their grandchildren and of how close they have all remained as a family unit. Another man, who moved to Bournemouth a month ago, said he wanted to come down to see a “local hero”.Harry: We’ve never gone to bed and not spoken. It’s rare we row. I haven’t been a football manager and survived all those years without being able to take care of myself in an argument. But if I do, she’ll go, “Calm down, look at you.” And I’ll go, “Oh yeah, OK.” Now, Sandra is joining Harry in the spotlight as they share their entire love story for the very first time. From their low key wedding, to the births of their two sons Mark and Jamie, Harry and Sandra will reveal the highs and lows of their marriage in their first ever joint autobiography, When Harry Met Sandra.

Sandra was beside herself when I was on trial in 2012 for tax evasion. It broke my heart how upset she was. But even though I knew she was angry, we never had an argument about it. We’ve always said throughout our marriage that you can’t just have a row, and throw the towel in. You’ll have good days and bad days and you just have to work through it. I was struggling with it for six or seven months. Even now if I’m talking a lot my voice starts to get a bit sore. But, fingers crossed, I’m on the mend.” Sandra: I found it really hard at first. I’m a lot more confident in myself now – it’s brought me out of my shell.

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The Sussexes’ team received a letter from Sir Michael John Stevens, keeper of the privy purse, who stated that as the Duke and Duchess were no longer working members of the Royal family and lived abroad they should return the keys to Frogmore Cottage, the use of which was a wedding gift from Elizabeth II. The Prince of Wales is eager to ascend the throne,” he writes, “A real impatience is created around him.”