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The Buckingham Palace finally broke its silence and shared important news about King Charles while the late Princess Diana again finds herself in the center of public attention. The palace released photographs of 77-year-old monarch, taken during his arrival at the new headquarters of Great British Energy in Aberdeen, where he unveiled a commemorative plaque for the occasion, Geo.tv reports.
In the new shots, the father of Princes William and Harry is seen warmly smiling against the backdrop of the buzz stirred by Spencer's statements about high-ranking members of the royal family in his new loud book Swan Song: Diana, My Sister, released 22 September. It seems that 77-year-old monarch simply ignored the book's release, as he was on a visit to Scotland at that time.
King Charles attended the ceremonial event at the company’s premises together with renewable energy sector specialists. During the visit he explored interactive exhibits illustrating Aberdeen’s role as a hub of energy innovation. The monarch also met with students of Harlaw Academy.
The Great British Energy company was created to accelerate the transition to clean energy by investing in national infrastructure and financing green initiatives. The company chose Aberdeen as its base, acknowledging the city’s deep expertise in the energy sector. On the eve of the royal visit, the company announced allocations of 750 000 pounds sterling for the development of professional skills, training programs, and employment initiatives in the northeastern Scotland region.
Earlier reports suggested that a potential alliance between Prince Harry and his uncle Charles Spencer could cost him the opportunity to reconcile with the royal family.
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