Royal bombshell: How the palace will replace Harry and Andrew
The palace is planning how they will replace counsellors of state Prince Harry and Prince Andrew with Princess Anne and Prince Edward.
Source: thesouthafrican.com
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Princes Harry and Andrew to stay as royal stand-ins under plan to extend role to others
King Charles believed to be conferring counsellor of state title on Prince Edward and Princess Anne so they can do business in his absence
Source: telegraph.co.uk
How a question in the House of Lords revealed Palace plan to sideline Harry and Andrew
ROBERT HARDMAN: Under proposals expected to come before Parliament, the King will be able to draw on a pool of substitutes for constitutional duties when he is out of the country.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Princess Beatrice can now be a stand in for King Charles
Prince Andrews eldest daughter Princess Beatrice is now ninth in line to the throne and can undertake Charles official duties if he is ill or abroad, as she is the fourth in the succession over 21.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
King Charles Counsellors of State will change
The Duke of Yorks daughter Princess Beatrice, 34, could be set to take on a new role as Counsellor of State for King Charles following the Queens death.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Prince Charles 'teetering on edge' of ruling as prince regent
Buckingham Palace staff are keen to show the monarchy is “safe in the hands of father and son”, a royal expert has said
Source: gbnews.uk
A missing Queen, a removed throne and an almost-king Charles gazing on the crown
The State Opening of Parliament was familiar but different, with the Queen absent for the first time in nearly 60 years.
Source: ledburyreporter.co.uk
Charles 'teetering on edge of becoming a de facto prince regent' – royal expert | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News
The prince, along with his eldest son the Duke of Cambridge, will open Parliament after the Queen delegated powers to the pair.
Charles 'teetering on edge of becoming a de facto prince regent' – royal expert
The prince, along with his eldest son the Duke of Cambridge, will open Parliament after the Queen delegated powers to the pair.
Source: borehamwoodtimes.co.uk
Charles 'teetering on edge of becoming a de facto prince regent' – royal expert
The prince, along with his eldest son the Duke of Cambridge, will open Parliament after the Queen delegated powers to the pair.
Source: oxfordmail.co.uk