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A face is worth a thousand words, or three thousand if it's on a treble.

The new presenter of Countdown is announced

I think one has a triple?

Can you see it yet?

The King and I I I O U X W

...and on a triple word score, that's 6 billion points to me, thank you.

Terminator 4 - The rise of the autocues.

Unfortunately, Dad couldn't make anything longer than four letters

Don’t you know the Queen’s English? Of course she is.

It was going to be a long long game..

Postmodernists debate the significance of the word ZMOWAA in the mouth of the future king.

No, I said SCRIBBLE me a quick portrait. Oh, never mind....

I think Colossus is malfunctioning again, Sir

A lot of difficult letters – or so tenants at Sandringham think

Unfortunately for the Prince, pixelation was not the answer to disguising his celebrity

Unfortunately Hasbro and Mattel are suing as an infringement of Crown copyright.

"...as in 'when I become Qing'..."

A lot of difficult letters - or so tenants at Sandringham think

Sorry

So, are you the Alpha Male?

World's largest scrabble score contested after missing blanks discovered

It was an increase in workload, rather than a pay reduction that led to Carol leaving Countdown.

Diplomatic row ensues as MUNFUHU is found to be a significant term of abuse in Swahili.

Prince Charles - man of letters

Unfortunately Microsoft are suing as an infringement of WordArt.

The result of sitting too close to the telly after Mum told you not to

It required some explaining to Charles that he had not been sent the latest Myra Hindley portrait

A picture is worth a thousand words

So, to recap - that's a triple word score AND I've used all my letters so I win.

Charles - Prince of Tiles

Ms Sanders wondered how long it would take them to spot the rude word.

Camilla tries out the scrabulous setting on her new digital camera

"Our dictionairy defines "ears" as protruberances from a covered skull."

Well the writing IS on the wall - I'd say you're royally screwed

One is not RAROTNIO

Mensa has issued a photo-fit of the man they wish to interview

I'm a man of few words...

Charles was accused yet again of being too wordy

You can really see the tan lines

Queen demands new reading glasses

It's very appropriate, really - whoever made all those words with only consonants was clearly using a Welsh dictionary

Even with a blank expression, the prince managed to score points.

The answers were written all over his face

Let us paint.

Camilla was none too pleased when Charles celebrated his 60th with a night on the tiles.

The prince after a night on the tiles.

Damn! not enough letters for abdicate

Prince Charles gets up to some antics (semantics)

The return of Letterman

So, sixty years ago, the Queen found giving birth so boring that she decided to invent a board game at the same time?

Charles accused of setting a bad example to his sons after having a night on the tiles

Charles revisits Bletchley Park and returns a changed man

"After Mum's done her speech, who's for a nice Christmas board game?"

Computer technology is used to make clearer the face of the man on the grassy knoll

Come-in-n-pick-your-vowels

Unfortunately, Lizzie Sanders had misunderstood her Australian boss's request to make a portrait of Prince Charles out of tails

A knight on the tiles

So am I painting by numbers, or by letters?

Falling asleep late at night on the computer resulted in a rather unfortunate case of "keyboard face" the next morning.

Charles began to be worried about another Peasant's Revolt when he overheard an aide asking 'What tiler?'

Giving 10,000 monkeys 10,000 sets of scrabble produced some interesting results but alas no shakespeare.

Charles had always aspired to be a man of letters

A portrait of Prince Charles by his gamekeeper

Regent Square

Heir, Apparently

Accomodating the Royal ears within the confines of the board had been the artist's real challenge.

Mosaic discovered of "The Man Who Would Be King"

A man of many words - most of them made up.

The poor old editor of "The Sun" had spent days trying to find a rude word in there somewhere, to no avail ...

The Charles formerly spelt as Prince

"Let me spell it out for you, your Royal Highness, it's a JIGSAW..."

Just for a laugh, scientists decided to DNA profile some vegetable soup..

So that's what Dubya has been doing for the last eight years.....

"It's always all about U", laments Camilla

Charles rejects accusations of being square

Unfortunately, when the Palace instucted everyone to list all Charles' titles, the second 't' had been omitted

"Yes, it's very nice dear but Scrabble isn't a jigsaw"

scrabu.....under threat from hasbro's lawyers, the rest of this caption has been deleted.

For the documentary on his sixtieth birthday, Charles had wanted to present himself as a well-rounded character

And next week, a portrait of Camilla, made out of Duchess potatoes

"Charles,can I have a word."

Eventually, Charles' left ear was found down the back of the sofa

No matter how hard anyone looked they just couldn't find the word KING anywhere in the wordsearch.

A very prosaic mosaic

The prince was enjoying a performance by Fawlty Towers' Manuel when artist Lizzie Sanders placed her hands into sacks and drew.

In an attempt to boost ratings, ITV announce the return of Celebrity Squares.

"The picture's great but the pedants who inhabit the Magazine are going to have a field day with your terrible spelling"

"It's difficult to make out, but if you stand far enough away from it, you won't see anything at all"

'A word in your ear your Highness.'
'I know, it's antidisestablishmentarianism.'

His 'A's seem to follow you around the room...

If that doesn't stump Robert Langdon then I give up!

Scrabble-Wrestling proved less successful than .

The future king of letters

Sarah's spelling wasn't impressive.

Good grief, is that the word "mad" in the middle top left of the picture?

Originally Harry and Wills were going to do it, but Pop Art is just so passe.

Charles: The only word I can find here is 'mop'. What is exactly is a mop?

Unfortunately, the new security keypad at Windsor Castle was not a success, as everybody kept hitting Charles on the nose

Charles misunderstands the rules and requests to buy a vowel

The Prince of Wales receives a moving portrait from the Welsh Scrabble Society. The left ear bears a rather fitting triple score word, which no one has yet dared translate...

Artist Lizzie Saunders has ordered 270 more boxes of letters to do the Prince's ears...which will appear as seperate exhibits...