Boris battles to get back on track in Queen's Speech
The government is unveiling its legislative programme for the new Parliamentary session - being kicked off by Prince Charles rather than the Queen for the first time in six decades.
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The government is unveiling its legislative programme for the new Parliamentary session - being kicked off by Prince Charles rather than the Queen for the first time in six decades.
The government will set out its plans for new laws in a speech delivered by the Queen to MPs and peers this week.
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Her Majesty was said to be determined to be at the Houses of Parliament this morning but will skip the Queen's Speech because she is struggling to walk or stand for long periods.
In a highly symbolic and historic moment for the British monarchy, the Prince of Wales will take on his closest role yet to that of king and will address the House of Lords this morning.