Prince Charles caught in poignant 'moment of nervousness' as he stepped in for Queen
Prince Charles stepped up in the absence of the Queen at the state opening of Parliament on Tuesday with the King-in-waiting announcing the legislative programme of Boris Johnson's Government in a speech delivered in his mother's words. Royal expert Richard Palmer pointed out that Prince Charles appeared to "sit staring at his mother's crown" in the moments before he delivered the Queen's Speech, in what Mr Palmer believes was a "poignant" moment in the midst of the fanfare. Speaking to host Pandora Forsyth on the Royal Roundup, Mr Palmer said: "The moment I thought was most poignant...[Prince Charles]sat looking at that crowd, it's his mother's crown, for quite a long time. "Gosh, I just ...
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