I was there when Prince Charles was almost SHOT, I saw pile of bodies – it was terrifying, recalls royal legend
KING Charles won't stop Australia axing the British monarchy despite his "love and affection" for the country ahead of a historic tour.King Charles 'shrieked' after seeing common kitchen item for the first time
A Buckingham Palace spokesman said: "Like his mother before him, it has always been the case that His Majesty The King feels that it is a matter for the Australian people."Australia last held a referendum on becoming a republic in 1999 in which 54.87 per cent voted against it. As one source close to the King, 75, told me: "The sun wasn't shining in February but it is shining now."aides were keen to point out when he made his public comeback at a cancer hospital on April 30 that not all recovery programmes for cancer patients are the same.
Aides prevented Harry, 39, joining his father at Sandringham fearing "we'd never get rid of him" and he needed to reduce his social contact while undergoing cancer treatment.had been lined up as a potential Prince Regent if the King was unable to carry out the position have been denied by Buckingham Palace.
This was demonstrated when the King emerged from the Easter Sunday service and was greeted by 60 well-wishers at St George's Chapel,
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