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ROBERT HARDMAN: It's not quite the ravens leaving the Tower, but Charles' shock decision to quit Buckingham Palace is still the most significant of his reign
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The British monarchy has long been associated with tradition and continuity, with Buckingham Palace serving as the official residence and administrative headquarters of the monarch. The palace has been the primary residence of the sovereign since 1837, and any decision to change this would mark a significant departure from established customs. This shift could have implications for the way the royal family operates and presents itself to the public.
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ROBERT HARDMAN: It's not quite the ravens leaving the Tower, but Charles' shock decision to quit Buckingham Palace is still the most significant of his reign
Certainly, traditionalists will be alarmed. It unquestionably shows that the old royal watchwords of 'continuity' and 'tradition' are now more flexible than they once were.
25 Jun, 22:51