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King and Queen postpone royal engagements for General Election | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

King Charles and Queen Camilla have postponed some of their public engagements ahead of the General Election.

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King and Queen postpone royal engagements for General Election | Clacton and Frinton Gazette

King Charles and Queen Camilla have postponed some of their public engagements ahead of the General Election.

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King and Queen postpone royal engagements for General Election | Bridport and Lyme Regis News

King Charles and Queen Camilla have postponed some of their public engagements ahead of the General Election.

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King and Queen postpone royal engagements for General Election | Maldon and Burnham Standard

King Charles and Queen Camilla have postponed some of their public engagements ahead of the General Election.

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Japan state visit to UK under threat as King Charles plans to cancel any royal events that could divert or distract from the election campaign - as expert claims monarch is emphasising his role above party politics

Buckingham Palace revealed King Charles and Queen Camilla sent their sincere apologies to those affected, after the monarch agreed to Rishi Sunak s request to dissolve Parliament for an election.

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