Royal protocol breached - Read How!!

The royal protocol saw a 'flirting' breech and caught on camera during the ongoing visit of Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall in Sydney as part of their Australia and New Zealand tour.

During visit, Janine Kirk may have broken protocol by appearing to place her hand on Prince Charles' backside - something that is being considered too intimately close to a royalty. Ms Kirk in the chief executive of The Prince's Charities Australia, and was with Charles at a Sydney meeting.

The protocol breech happened when Janine Kirk, Chief Executive of The Prince's Charities Australia, was guiding Prince Charles during the Skills for Psychological Recovery Roundtable meeting held in Sydney as part of his visit to Sydney on Thursday.

Ms Kirk's hand seemed to momentarily slip below Charles' waistline and come to a rest on his deep lower back, as she ushered the prince around the auditorium to meet a number of guests.

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Charles and Queen in Royal jobshare: Is Queen about to follow the Dutch Suit?

Recently the Dutch Queen Beatrix made headlines when she abdicated in favour of her son and stepped down to be just Princess Beatrix after serving as the Queen for 39 long years.

Now there are news that 87 years old British Queen Elizabeth II is planning to scale back her public duties and give Prince Charles a bigger role as ‘co-head’ of the royal family - is it the beginning of a quid pro quo move by the Queen to hand over the reins of the United Kingdom monarchy to her son?

64 years old Prince Charles is the longest-serving heir apparent in British history. And now in a sign of things to come, for the first time in 17 years the Queen was accompanied by her eldest son at the State Opening of Parliament, which took place Tuesday. 

Already, there have been a surprise announcement by Buckingham Palace that, in a 40-year first, the Queen will not attend the Commonwealth Heads of Government Conference. Instead, Charles will take her place at the two-day event in Sri Lanka in November.

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Uneaten Toast by Prince Charles on Diana Wedding day up for sale

The uneaten toast by Prince Charles on his wedding day with Princess Diana is being billed as the ‘world’s most upper-crust slice of toast’, despite being well past its eat-by date.

The piece of white bread is said to have been left uneaten by Prince Charles on the morning of his 1981 wedding to Lady Diana Spencer before being taken from his breakfast tray by the mother of a maid who was visiting her daughter at Buckingham Palace.

Thanks to its royal connections, the toast could fetch up to £500 when it goes under the hammer at Charles Hanson Auctioneers, in Etwall, Derbyshire, on July 19.

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Queen minus Philip for Jubilee concert

There was a star-studded international cast and the flag-waving fanfare of an adoring public, but it was a subdued Queen who attended a Diamond Jubilee concert in her honour, without her devoted consort.

As Prince Philip recuperated in hospital just a few kilometres away receiving treatment for a bladder infection, the Queen was a late arrival for today's concert outside the front gates of Buckingham Palace, part of the celebrations for her 60-year reign.

"The only sad thing about this evening is that my father couldn't be here with us because unfortunately he has taken unwell," Prince Charles told the crowd.

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Queen’s 'despair' over Charles's split from Diana and love for Camilla revealed

[ via Mail Online ] 7 Jan

A new biography of the Queen reveals for the first time her despair over the divorce of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, and the Monarch’s fears that  her eldest son was about to ‘throw  everything away’.

Queen was afraid of a repetition of Royal History in love

The Archbishop reveals the Queen was terrified that history was about to repeat itself – that Prince Charles would give up his place in the line of succession for Camilla, just as King Edward VIII gave up the throne in 1936 to marry his mistress, Wallis Simpson.

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Prince Charles in plea for Pakistan flood victims

[ Dawn News ] 9 Dec

Britain’s Prince Charles urged the world not to forget the victims of the Pakistan floods of more than three months ago, saying their suffering was being overlooked. Charles made the statement when he hosted a dinner Thursday night for the Pakistan Recovery Fund (PRF) at the Natural History Museum in London.

The prince said:

“Despite the scale of devastation, the level of suffering and the level of need, the story seems to vanish all too quickly from the headlines as the world’s attention turns to disaster and destruction elsewhere. Yet the suffering in Pakistan goes on.”

The Pakistan Humanitarian Forum, a network of the 41 largest international charities, says more than five million people were affected by the floods. 

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