King will wake every day to the strains of piper as he retains Pipe Major tradition of 180 years

For the first time since His Majesty King Charles III acceded to the throne, Pipe Major Paul Burns, of the Royal Regiment of ­Scotland, was spotted playing for him at Windsor Castle this week.

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