WADING past portaloos on piggy back, glugging VIP cocktails and wrestling in the mud with Mike Tindall, it was a vision of the notorious ‘Party Prince’ few of us would recognise today.

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In pictures: Israelis draped in national flags ... as they made their way through Muslim neighbourhoods in Jerusalem's Old City, and there were some small scuffles with police.

Also recognisable in the second picture is the old clock outside what is now the Napper’s Mite tearooms and the church spire of the United Church in South Street.