Prince Charles puts heat on ministers over climate change Mandrake hears that the heir to the throne summoned Ed Davey, the Energy Secretary, and Greg Barker, the climate change minister, to a private meeting at his London residence, Clarence House, earlier this month. Mowatt is life and sole of firm When it was disclosed in 2003 that Marina Mowatt was living on state benefits, friends said the Queen's cousin and goddaughter of the Prince of Wales was so short of money that she planned to take her daughter, Zenouska, out of private school and move her to a comprehensive. Ten years later, Zenouska is taking steps to secure her own income. Mandrake hears that the granddaughter of Princess Alexandra and the late Sir Angus Ogilvy is working for the shoe company French Sole. The firm is a favourite of the Duchess of Cambridge; the late Diana, Princess of Wales also shopped there. Zenouska, whose father, the photographer Paul Mowatt, divorced Marina in 1997 after the Queen gave her consent, works as a press officer for the Mayfair-based company, which was founded by Jane Winkworth, the shoe designer known as "the Queen of ballet flats." One of Zenouska's friends says: "Her parents are very happy for her." Zenouska, who celebrates her 23rd birthday next weekend, grew up in a unprepossessing grace-and-favour cottage on the Crown Estate in Windsor Great Park. She had previously undertaken some work experience in the office of Sarah, Duchess of York.