In an interview broadcast today, Camilla, 74, calls for a "culture change" over the "lack of respect" behind attacks on women. She tells BBC Breakfast and Radio 4's Woman's Hour that men must be taught early they cannot get away with "treating women like chattels". Related articles 'Great honour' Camilla speaks out on becoming Queen Consort Queen set aside 'unifying' nature to issue 'most controversial remark' Camilla is seen at Clarence House with Diana Parkes, whose daughter Joanna was beaten to death by her husband, and Woman's Hour presenter Emma Barnett. The Duchess, patron of charity SafeLives, says: "You know, if I start something like this, I'm not going to give up mid-channel. I ...
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