King Charles has become the first monarch to publicly share his tax bill, revealing that he has paid more than £30 million in tax since coming to the throne.
But the move has been labelled by critics a “deliberate distraction” from the terrible PR damage done to the Royal Family by his brother, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.
The King and Queen Camilla will no longer use Buckingham Palace as their “personal residence” and will live permanently at Clarence House, the royal household’s latest annual report also revealed.
It brings 189 years of history to an end, with the monarch living at the Palace ever since Queen Victoria in 1837. Charles and Camilla may still stay there from time to time, and it will remain the operational centre for the Royal Family, The i Paper understands.
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