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UK supports Prince Charles to succeed Queen Elizabeth as #Commonwealth head
Britain backs Queen Elizabeth’s son and heir, Prince Charles (pictured), to succeed her as head of the Commonwealth network of 53 mostly former British colonies, a spokesman for Prime Minister Theresa May said, writes William James.
“The UK supports the Prince of Wales as the next head of the Commonwealth. He has been a proud supporter of the Commonwealth for more than four decades and has spoken passionately about the organization’s unique diversity,” the spokesman told reporters.
“Succession is a matter for the Commonwealth as a whole to determine.”
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