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[BazaJT]

A very sad loss indeed.Question now is will Charles[whose whole life has been leading up to this moment]remain King or will he abdicate in favour of William?

[Andy B]

A very sad loss indeed.Question now is will Charles[whose whole life has been leading up to this moment]remain King or will he abdicate in favour of William?

Why would he?

[Doctor Gollum]

Could, should and would are very different things.

[STEMO]

Thank god for BBC2.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Should he ? Very definitely.
Will he ? No chance. He has been gagging to be King for at least 30 years.

[Lizzie Zoom]

He could well be like Edward VII, who waited forever for his mum Queen Victoria to depart, then lived just another 9 years.  But he was widely liked, and is classed as a good King.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

He could well be like Edward VII, who waited forever for his mum Queen Victoria to depart, then lived just another 9 years.  But he was widely liked, and is classed as a good King.

He wasn't opposed to a bit of 'slap and tickle' with a bosomy  serving wench or two.

Bit of a naughty boy.....

[Lizzie Zoom]

He could well be like Edward VII, who waited forever for his mum Queen Victoria to depart, then lived just another 9 years.  But he was widely liked, and is classed as a good King.

He wasn't opposed to a bit of 'slap and tickle' with a bosomy  serving wench or two.

Bit of a naughty boy.....

Oh yes, indeed, in modern terms he was a bit of a playboy.  He certainly had his loves😀

The ones of note from many, was Jennie Churchill, the American mum of Winston, and amazingly Alice Keppel, the great, great grandmother of now Queen Consort Camilla, the wife of now King Charles III,  great, great grandson of King Edward VII.  How things can go in circle!

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Philanderer is probably the word they would have used to describe him back then.

[Lizzie Zoom]

Philanderer is probably the word they would have used to describe him back then.

Oh yes, he was called many things…………behind his Royal back!

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

A very sad loss indeed.Question now is will Charles[whose whole life has been leading up to this moment]remain King or will he abdicate in favour of William?

Why would he?

To give Wills a good run at the job. He won't though. It's his prerogative of course. 

He'll need to keep his opinions to himself from now on though.....especially political opinions.

[Marks DTM Calib]

A very sad loss indeed.Question now is will Charles[whose whole life has been leading up to this moment]remain King or will he abdicate in favour of William?

Why would he?

To give Wills a good run at the job. He won't though. It's his prerogative of course. 

He'll need to keep his opinions to himself from now on though.....especially political opinions.

Absolutely, the major benefit to the UK of a Monarch is having a politically neutral person who can travel and cement international relationships.

I have been fortunate to work on two significant contracts in my career, the award of which had the rails nicely greased by the Queen visiting said nations shortly before. No political agenda is key to this. 

[Sir Tigger KC]

A very sad loss indeed.Question now is will Charles[whose whole life has been leading up to this moment]remain King or will he abdicate in favour of William?

Why would he?

To give Wills a good run at the job. He won't though. It's his prerogative of course. 

He'll need to keep his opinions to himself from now on though.....especially political opinions.

Yep no more speeches about 'Great Resets' or 'Building back better' at the World Economic Forum for Charlie! 

[Lizzie Zoom]

A very sad loss indeed.Question now is will Charles[whose whole life has been leading up to this moment]remain King or will he abdicate in favour of William?

Why would he?

To give Wills a good run at the job. He won't though. It's his prerogative of course. 

He'll need to keep his opinions to himself from now on though.....especially political opinions.

Absolutely, the major benefit to the UK of a Monarch is having a politically neutral person who can travel and cement international relationships.

I have been fortunate to work on two significant contracts in my career, the award of which had the rails nicely greased by the Queen visiting said nations shortly before. No political agenda is key to this. 

Yes indeed 

That is why the monarchy are such a good investment, great for our country, earn a fantastic amount in tourist revenue, can lead in generating charitable donations, and stop us becoming like the USA with a presidential system

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

Just been listening to Charlie talking about his deep rooted C of E faith, and the freedoms and responsibilities that go with that faith.
He must have forgotten about the responsibility of not committing adultery being one of the foundation responsibilities of that faith.
He really does make my stomach churn.