LONDON: A new biography of Britain's Prince Charles has reignited debate about whether he is fit to become king, given his outspoken views and energetic activism.
The book also portrays a royal household riven with infighting, and an heir to the throne uncomfortable with the distant impartiality that has been the hallmark of his mother Queen Elizabeth II's reign.
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