King Charles has reinstated a long-lost royal tradition, meeting with Conservative opposition leader Kemi Badenoch for a private audience at Buckingham Palace. This marks the first time in 18

King Charles has revived a long-dormant political tradition by holding a formal one-to-one audience with Conservative opposition leader Kemi Badenoch at Buckingham Palace. The meeting marks the first such audience between a monarch and opposition leader in 18 years.

Filming has already started on the new movie, which will reportedly “tell the world what the King stands for and what he is all about.”

Amazon Prime has won the right to produce a feature-length documentary in which King Charles will grant filmmakers private access. The Times of London reports that filming has already begun on the project, with Charles hoping to share his message with viewers about ways he believes they can “transform people, places and ultimately the planet.”

Just two months after his cancer diagnosis in February 2024, King Charles returned to his royal duties like he never left. The monarch made his first public appearance at the University College Hospital Macmillan Cancer Center,

Amazon Prime has secured the rights to produce a feature-length documentary that will offer an intimate look into the life and philosophy of King Charles.According to Deadline, filming for the project has already begun,