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KING Charles will not attend next month’s Cop27 international climate change summit in Egypt.

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King Charles III has decided not to attend the international climate change summit in Egypt next month, fueling speculation that the new monarch will have to rein in his environmental activism now that he has ascended the throne

Levelling Up Secretary Simon Clarke said the decision that Charles would not go to Egypt was ‘amicably’ agreed with Buckingham Palace.

A No 10 source, however, said it was 'ridiculous' to suggest that the Prime Minister 'gives orders' to the monarch

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King Charles has long been known for his support on the issue of climate change and was thought to be delivering a speech at the annual conference of the world's nations

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The Sunday Times reported that Liz Truss objected to him attending the Cop27 gathering in Egypt.

Prime minister reportedly raised objections to him going during personal audience at Buckingham Palace

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