King Charles

"The King is flanked at the summit by two men who remain committed to climate-wrecking policies," ActionAid says.
It may have been Rishi Sunak's words, but it was King Charles who said them.
The prime minister's plans for the year ahead contained no answers to the cost of living or the state of the NHS.
King Charles set out the government's plans for the year ahead amid the usual pomp and ceremony.
Includes officials walking backwards and an MP ceremonially "held hostage".
From smoking bans to tougher prison sentences, HuffPost UK takes a look at what the monarch will announce.
It's easy to forget that the British monarch takes its instructions from the government.
This archaic process is an integral part of the UK's political procedure.
The longtime heir finally ascended the throne in September last year.