King lands in Bermuda after US state visit
The solo trip follows a U.S. visit that ended with Donald Trump lifting tariffs on Scotch whisky, a move Buckingham Palace said would aid the industry.
- The King arrived in Bermuda on Thursday evening for a three-day royal trip, following a memorable state visit to America with Camilla.
- Touching down at Wade International Airport, the King was greeted by Governor Bermuda Andrew Murdoch and Premier Bermuda David Burt, with members of the Royal Bermuda Regiment forming a guard of honour.
- Downing Street viewed the solo tour as a high-risk effort to repair the UK-US special relationship, a development that vindicates the government's decision to send the King.
- Formalities continue with a ceremonial welcome featuring a 21-gun salute on Friday; upon reaching the red carpet, the King said, "You made it," before departing.
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King Charles gets warm welcome in Bermuda after whirlwind US visit
King Charles III stopped off in the British island territory of Bermuda on Friday after a high-stakes visit to the United States where he sought to heal strained ties between Washington and London.
King Charles III (77) arrived in Bermuda. Previously, the British monarch, along with his wife, Queen Camilla (78), had completed a four-day state visit to the United States with a parade in Virginia.The 77-year-old arrived on Friday in Hamilton, the capital of the island group in the North Atlantic, "rather unobtrusive", as reported by the BBC. A solemn welcome is expected for a later date.The king, who is not accompanied by his wife Camilla du…
Charles arrives in Bermuda after wrapping up US visit
HAMILTON — Britain's King Charles has arrived in Bermudafor a solo trip after he and Queen Camilla ended their four-day state visit to the US with a community parade in Virginia.He made a low-key entrance in Hamilton, the territory's capital, with a ceremonial welcome expected on Friday. The King, who was not accompanied by the Queen, is making his first visit to the island as monarch.Charles will stay in the British overseas territory until Sat…
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