The man behind Operation Ritz

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Mark Bolland, deputy private secretary to Prince Charles, is extremely influential among journalists. Most recently, he was responsible for organizing media coverage of the first appearance together in public of Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles. He has gained the trust and respect of Mrs Parker-Bowles, and has been successful in improving her image. He has also worked closely with journalists at newspapers regarded as playing a key role in ensuring that she makes a controlled transition to public life.

Influence, Media coverage, Charles, Prince of Wales, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, Bolland, Mark

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'Sledge diving could kill me, but it's worth it.'

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Diver Umberto Pelizzari feels that diving makes him totally free and allows him to discover his soul. He welcomes the peace and freedom of free diving. He is particularly proud of his achievements in the 'constant ballast' speciality, which involves a diver swimming down as far as possible without any help or extra weight, then returning to the surface in a controlled manner. He feels that he becomes water when he is in the sea.

Interview, Divers, Divers (Persons), Pelizzari, Umberto

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