With King Charles deciding to stay put at Clarence House, Yvette Cook wonders if the palace across the road could become Britain's most interesting tourism opportunity

King’s decision signals a quieter shift, recasting the crown’s most recognisable residence as a stage set rather than lived-in seat of power

After expensive revamp, monarch to keep palace as office while opening doors to paying visitors

The decision has been taken partly to increase public access to the London landmark popular with visitors

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King Charles will never live in landmark despite £369m upgrade, but aides stress it will remain ‘buzzing hive’ of royal activity

With King Charles deciding to stay put at Clarence House, Yvette Cook wonders if the palace across the road could become Britain's most interesting tourism opportunity

The King and Queen have decided not to move into Buckingham Palace after a £370m refurbishment is completed. Instead they're going to stay at Clarence House, where they've lived…