Queen angry at police officers eating her Bombay mix, court hears Mr Edis said: "They were all being scoffed by police. That irritated Her Majesty apparently. In the email, which was sent by Mr Goodman in 2005, he wrote: "The Queen is furious about police stealing bowls of nuts and nibbles left out for her in the apartments in the BP [Buckingham Palace] Queen's corridor. She has a very savoury tooth and staff leave out cashews, Bombay mix, almonds Etc. Prob is that police on patrol eat the lot. Queen is no narked she started marking the bowls to see when the levels dipped. Memo now gone around to all palace cops telling them to keep their sticky fingers out. As laughter broke out among jurors, the judge, Mr Justice Saunders quipped: "These are unproven allegations." In the same email, Mr Goodman claimed to have an inside track on the preparations for the royal wedding between the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall, telling his editor he had a source who was in charge of vetting those invited. He wrote: "Only person to accept so far is Tony Blair." Mr Goodman also claimed there was a "bit of friction" between Clarence House and the Church of England over the ceremony and claimed he was hoping to see an order of service. The jury have already been told the Mr Goodman was jailed in 2007 after pleading guilty to hacking the phones of members of the royal household. Today they were told he received a payment of £84,600 from News International, after being released from prison. Mr Goodman, 56, from Addlestone, Surrey, is charged with Mr Coulson, 45, from Charing, Kent with two counts of conspiracy to commit misconduct in public office between August 31 2002 and January 31 2003, and between January 31 2005 and June 3 2005. It is alleged Mr Goodman, with Mr Coulson's approval purchased two royal telephone directories from an unidentified police officer. That charge is also faced by Rebekah Brooks, 45, of Churchill, Oxfordshire, Ian Edmondson, 44, of Raynes Park, south west London, and former managing editor Stuart Kuttner, 73, of Woodford Green, Essex. All the defendants deny all the charges.