It seems that Buckingham Palace has begun preparations in preparation for the death of King Charles III, in preparation for Prince William taking over the reins in the United Kingdom, so what is the story?
In what is new, recent documents have emerged that are currently being worked on in the offices of Buckingham Palace, planning the death of King Charles and the assumption of his son, Prince William, his constitutional powers to succeed his father, according to the “Daily Beast” newspaper.
The power is flowing to Prince William
The newspaper said, quoting Tom Sykes, its royal affairs correspondent, that he had begun “planning for the rule of King William V,” and added that “executive power and influence are already flowing in William’s way.”
The newspaper pointed out that the power dynamic between father and son has changed within the palace since King Charles was diagnosed with cancer, hinting that “these plans are already tearing apart the royal family.”
The newspaper indicated that two cancer diagnoses for the father of Prince William and his wife, Princess Kate, within a matter of months, caused a correction in planning and thinking within the palace about the seriousness of the matter and the need to pay attention to what will happen upon the death of King Charles.
What is noteworthy is that Prince William chose an experienced former diplomat named Ian Patrick, who had received the Order of the British Empire for his work in international peacekeeping, as his new private secretary, only 5 days after the news of the King’s cancer spread, which was considered to be the content. Clearly, it confirms that William will take on a larger and more global role.
The coronation ceremony of King Charles…the first of its kind to be broadcast in color
It is worth noting that, last February, the Telegraph newspaper, quoting a private source, said that Prince William is fully aware of the future that awaits him, and therefore he made several decisions regarding his life. On the basis of being heir to the throne.
On May 6, 2023, Charles III was crowned King of Britain in Westminster Abbey in the capital, London, as part of the largest official celebration Britain has witnessed in 70 years, and in a ceremony characterized by pomp and luxury dating back a thousand years.
Upon his coronation, Charles III became the fortieth king in British history, succeeding his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, who ruled the country for 70 years and died on September 8, 2022, at the age of 96 years.
It is noteworthy that the coronation ceremony is the second ceremony of its kind broadcast on television, and the first in color and via a streaming service on the Internet. It is a religious confirmation of Charles’ accession to the throne, 7 decades after he assumed the throne.
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