Davina Sheffield (Friend of Prince Charles) - Vintage Press Photo

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Here, MailOnline takes a look at the long list of the women who might - if only for a moment - have imagined they'd one day be Queen.

The image transports us back to the vibrant atmosphere of the 1970s when fashion was bold and glamour reigned supreme.After his five-year affair with Camilla ended in 1976, Charles was determined to meet his self-imposed deadline and marry by 30. Junor wrote in her book that it "killed the relationship stone dead", leaving Charles was devastated. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. However, it was not until 1979, following the tragic passing of Lord Mountbatten, that the two reconnected and began their tumultuous relationship.

The piece said that the Queen and Prince Phillip had 'assented to this procedure, which also has the approval of Church leaders'.The couple’s difference of religion – she is a Roman Catholic – will be overcome by a novel constitutional arrangement: any sons of the marriage will be brought up according to the Church of England while daughters will be raised in the Catholic faith. Their romance only ended after the press discovered (via Beard) that Sheffield wasn’t a virgin – an archaic stipulation for any future royal bride at the time.