Overview
- The remarks aired on BBC Radio 4’s Today in a pre-recorded Clarence House panel with John and Amy Hunt guest-edited by Theresa May.
- Camilla said a stranger attacked her while she was reading on a train as a teenager, recalling that she fought back and felt "so angry" and "furious."
- Earlier reporting in Valentine Low’s Power and the Palace described her striking the assailant with a shoe and reporting him at Paddington, leading to an arrest, details not newly confirmed in the broadcast.
- The discussion linked the Hunts’ 2024 family murders to wider concerns including online misogyny and the case for early education to prevent abuse.
- Buckingham Palace amplified the segment by posting a short video clip from the programme on the royal family’s official social channels on December 31.