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'Ginger lover' guilty of royal kill plot

A BRITISH court has convicted a man dubbed a "Ginger extremist" For plotting to kill Prince Charles to pave the way for Prince Harry to become king. Ref. Source 3k

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Prince Charles’ unexpected gay admission. A new British documentary about the lives of the Queen’s four children has made public some very personal insights into the lives of the royals. Source 2e.

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Charles plans to boot several royals. Heir to the British throne Prince Charles is planning to cut the number of working royals down to a bare minimum when he becomes King. Source 5i.

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Prince Charles, 71, tests positive for coronavirus, Clarence House confirms. First in line for the British throne and father to Prince William and Prince Harry, Prince Charles is experiencing "Mild symptoms" and remains isolated and working from home. His wife, Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall, tested negative. Ref. USAToday.

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Charles took money from Bin Laden family. Prince Charles is once again engulfed in scandal after the royal heir was revealed to have accepted money from Osama bin Laden’s brothers. Source 6c.

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King Charles III formally proclaimed Britain's monarch. Two days after the death of Queen Elizabeth II, Charles vowed to follow his mother's "Inspiring example" during a royal ceremony that was televised for the first time. Source 4b.

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King Charles has some deep shoes to fill that his mother left behind. I am interested to see what kind of changes he has in store. I'm already hearing talk of countries pulling out of having the monarchy still acting as the key head over sovereign nations. Canada should be a republic by now!

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King Charles III addresses Parliament for first time. King Charles III addressed lawmakers in Britain's Parliament for the first time as monarch, telling them “I cannot but help feel the weight of history which surrounds us.” Charles told members of the House of Commons and House of Lords that he would follow his late mother Queen Elizabeth II in upholding “the precious principles of constitutional governance” that underpin the U.K.’s political system. The first members of the public will have the chance to pay their respects to the late queen when the monarch’s coffin lies at rest at St. Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh. Charles will accompany the oak coffin on a solemn procession through the cobbled streets of the Scottish capital from the royal Palace of Holyroodhouse to the cathedral. Source 7r.