'A king without a crown' Prince Charles likely to take over from Queen in key state event
- 2 years ago
Due to the Queen's ongoing health struggles, other members of the Royal Family have been forced to step up and represent Her Majesty during royal engagements. A senior family member, in particular, is her eldest son, and heir to the throne, Prince Charles. State Opening of Parliament is the main ceremonial event in the parliamentary calendar and will happen on May 10 this year. Speaking on Sky News, royal expert Robert Jobson claims that this upcoming event could see Charles stepping in to represent his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. Mr Jobson said: "The Queen came to the throne at 25-years-old and she's now the oldest and living monarch we've ever had so it's going to be something to repeat". ...
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