UK government: Charles' bride in line to become queen, despite his intentions

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From: AP Worldstream
Date: 20050321
Author:ROBERT BARR, Associated Press Writer

ROBERT BARR, Associated Press Writer
AP Worldstream
03-21-2005
Dateline: LONDON
Camilla Parker Bowles will be in line to become queen despite her future husband's public statement that she will take a lesser title, the government said Monday.

Replying to a question from a lawmaker, Constitutional Affairs Minister Christopher Leslie said in a written statement that the marriage of Prince Charles and Mrs. Parker Bowles would not be "morganatic" _ in which the spouse of inferior status has no claim to the status of the other.

"This is absolutely unequivocal that she automatically becomes queen ...

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