Britain’s Charles III will be officially declared king In a ceremony on Saturday, a day after swearing in his first speech to the bereaved subjects that he would emulate his “dear maternal uncle,” Queen Elizabeth II.
The 73-year-old automatically became monarch upon the Queen’s death on Thursday, but an accession council ceremony at St James’s Palace early Saturday is a constitutional formality to recognize her sovereignty.
King Charles said in his first address to the nation yesterday: “As the Queen herself did with such unshakable devotion, I also now solemnly pledge that for the rest of the time God will hold me constitutionally in the heart of our nation.” grants to uphold the principles.” ,
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Canada, a former British colony, has a new head of state. But the face of Queen Elizabeth II will remain on its currency.
“The existing polymer $20 banknote is intended to circulate for years to come,” Bank of Canada spokesman Paul Badertscher said via email on Thursday. ”
Britain’s Charles will be officially proclaimed King at a ceremony on Saturday and will be the first time the Council of Accession will be televised, the BBC reported. The moment his mother died, Charles automatically became king, so the announcement of the council would be a formal one.
Flags would be flown at full mast for 24 hours to honor the new king, before returning to half-mast.
participate in #admission council This morning, where a slimmed down Privy Council of 200 meets to proclaim King Charles III. The longest-serving PCs are now Roy Hattersley and Bill Rodgers in their mid-70s, but they joined more than 20 years after the previous accession council (1/7).
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