British RoyalsKing Charles III

Prince Charles's popularity at a new low ahead of 20th anniversary of Diana's death

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24th August 2017
Prince Charles’s popularity has dropped to an all time low ahead of the 20th anniversary of Diana, Princess of Wales’s death. Only 36% of British people believe that Charles has made a positive contribution to the Royal Famly. This is a significant drop from the 60% that felt he made a positive contribution four years ago in 2013. 27% of people now believe that Prince Charles, heir to…
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Prince Charles’s estate was warned about beach danger before man died

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22nd August 2017
A local parish council has made claims the Duchy of Cornwall should bear some responsibility for the unfortunate death of a man who was swept out to sea after being caught in a rip-current on Crantock Beach. Oneil Din, 27, was swept out to sea after being stood in relatively shallow waters, and despite being brought to shore by local surfers and airlifted to hospital he failed to recover. In the…
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The Queen asks Prince Charles to represent her at Commonwealth Games

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30th July 2017
The Queen has asked Prince Charles to act as her representative at the 2018 Commonwealth Games which are to be held in Australia. The 2018 Commonwealth Games will take place in April next year; 70 Commonwealth nations and territories will be taking part. While representing The Queen, Prince Charles will officially open the games and read out The Queen’s customary message which will call upon…
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Queen Diana or Queen Camilla: People have their say

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15th July 2017
The Duchess of Cornwall’s popularity is on the up, but when it comes to choosing a Queen, more people would still want to see Princess Diana take the title. A new poll by the Mirror newspaper has shown that 61% would have preferred the late Princess of Wales to be Queen when Prince Charles eventually takes the throne, while 14% said they would choose Camilla. But up to 39% of 2,000 people…
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