King and Queen will not live at Buckingham Palace after £370m refurbishment
King Charles III has decided not to reside at Buckingham Palace following its extensive £370 million renovation. The palace will continue to serve as the monarchy's operational and ceremonial headquarters, while the King and Queen will remain at Clarence House.
Why it matters
This decision marks a significant departure from nearly 200 years of royal tradition, prioritizing public access and operational efficiency over the palace's role as a private residence.
The decision has been taken partly to increase public access to the landmark, which is popular with visitors
The article reports on a factual royal announcement without emotive language or political agenda.
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