He has trailed the Royal Family for half a century, across 120 countries, seven royal weddings – and has even landed himself in the King’s bad books.
And now, photographer Arthur Edwards is recounting 50 years of royal history in his new memoir, Cup of Tea, Arthur?
The longest-serving royal photographer on Fleet Street, Edwards once invoked the wrath of the then-Prince Charles by snapping his bald patch in 1977, the pair had a dispute in 1980 at Highgrove about whether he was on a footpath or the royals’ private land.
As King Charles galloped away, Edwards ended the argument by shouting, ‘At least
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