Kate Middleton is having a recurring nightmare, that she is nude in front of the marriage congregation, a media report said on Wednesday. Kate’s sister 27-year-old Pippa, who is to be the maid of honour on Friday, is in fits of hysterics, the Sun reported.
The 29-year-old has confessed to imagining herself in the buff as the world watches her tie the knot with Prince William. Kate had suffered a similar anxiety-related dream in 2006 when she was about to start a new job at a clothing chain.
“Kate has the last-minute jitters and just wants the day to arrive. It’s hardly surprising considering the stage she is going to be on, with the eyes of the world on her,” a royal source was quoted as saying. “But her nerves have manifested in an interesting way. A recurring dream she hadn’t had for years has raised its head again.” In her nightmare, Kate finds herself nude in front of the congregation and then becomes suddenly aware she is stark naked. The source said: “There is a deathly silence, and everyone from the Queen to Prince Philip is staring at her... Kate has joked the worst bit is she can’t work out which parts to cover.”
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Muslim radicals call off protest
AGE CORRESPONDENT
LONDON
RADICAL ORGANISATION, Muslims Against Crusades, which is led by controversial lawyer Anjem Choudary, called off its planned protest on the day of royal wedding citing the “threat of an imminent attack against those attending the royal wedding.”
The royal wedding is facing a severe terrorist threat, the group spokesman, Abu Abbas, claimed on Wednesday. The organisation, which held a hastily called press briefing at College Green opposite the Houses of Parliament, said the threat was too strong for them to disregard it. “Unf-ortunately, it is has recently come to our attention, from the sincere advice of reputable Muslim scholars and activists such as Sheikh Omar Bakri Mohammed and Sheikh Anjem Chou-dary, that the threat of an attack against those attending the royal wedding, is too strong to substantiate the presence of any Muslims within the locality,” the group said.