Cancer, megxit son Harry and a looped government. The third anniversary of the throne by King Charles III

“London Bridge is Down” these words resounded three years ago, when after a long disease, the details of which come to light only now, the died Queen Elizabeth II. Today, Karol III celebrates the third anniversary of taking the throne. It will be honored by, among others cannon salvos at Hyde Park in London. Is there what to celebrate?

The branch of royal horse artillery will give 41 honorary salvos from the cannon department. British national flags were also hung on the masts. Because the king is also the head of the Anglican Church, there will also be special services for successful reign, and he will be very much needed.

175 days working in the year

King Karol imposes such a schedule himself that his doctors are trembling. This is definitely the hardest working monarch and this despite the ongoing oncological therapy. In the past 12 months for 175 days a year he performed his “official duties”. This makes him the hardest working monarch. Not only did he travel with all available means of transport, he still celebrated the 20th marriage with Kamila, he was the first in the Italian parliament, he also shared with his subjects and other willing list of his favorite songs.

He also has meetings with three British premieres. As a monarch, he met with the “express” Liz Truss, and then with the Rishim Sunak, who was replaced by Sir Keir Starmer. Together with the government, it is not doing well, and just mention:

To this can be added, at your own request, ministerial scandals, like the last residential, when it came to light that Angela Rayner, deputy prime minister and minister residential paid 40 thousand poundThis amounts of tax on the apartment I buyin East Sussex.

Cancer composed, but not cured?

In February 2024, the Buckingham Palace announced that cancer was detected during the standard surgery during the standard surgery and was undergoing therapy. In the case of Princess Wales Kate, cancer remission was announced, this is not such information in the case of Charles III. Sometimes in the pictures you can see hemorrhage for eyeballs or other signs that it may be worse with health than he admits.

The leaks reaching the media are to show that his type of disease he is fighting with is incurable, but composed. It is said that “the king will die with cancer, but not for cancer.”

Megxit's son will come back?

Currently, the British media focus primarily on the four -day visit of Prince Harry, who arrives in London on Monday to take part in the 20th Wellchild Awards gala, an organization supporting seriously ill children and their families.

The Buckingham Palace has not yet informed if the king would meet with his younger son. The office of Prince Sussex also did not issue a statement on this matter.

According to the BBC, recently “signs have appeared that the tension between the father and son is weakening and reconciliation is increasingly likely.” Others knock on such suggestions. Their last conversation took place on February 6, 2024, when Karol III announced that he was diagnosed with cancer. According to the media, Harry's meeting with her father lasted less than half an hour, and they were not alone in peace.

However, you should not be surprised. After all, both Harry and his wife Meghan are known that they can't not share news with journalists. These are Harry said in the BBC that “he does not know how much time his father left.” Even 100 years ago, the Tower would threaten such a statement, and 200 – quick shortening against the head.

It is certain that now one can see in the royal family what happened about 10 years before the death of Elizabeth II, or Prince of Wales – then Karol, and now William – takes more and more monarchy duties so that the passage of power as smooth as possible in the face of a parent's garbage.

Before taking the throne, Karol asked his sons not to change his recent years into hell. Unfortunately, as it turns out, the trunk not only adds the California prince, but also native politicians.

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