Former BBC reporter posts five-article manifesto for King Charles III on Twitter. See what's in the list

A five-article manifesto for King Charles III has been prepared by a former BBC reporter and host. As the new King begin his reign, he is mourning Queen Elizabeth II's death and has reached Wales on Friday for Her Majesty's funeral on Monday.
Former BBC reporter and host Peter Hunt posted five suggestions for the new monarch on Twitter. He said: "A proclamation for the bold beginning of the reign of King Charles:

He apologizes for his family's role in the slave trade.


Start paying an inheritance tax.

Give Harry his honorary military pledge back.

Bring on Harry and Meghan back.

Buy a good pen.



Some people disagreed with Hunt's tongue-in-cheek proposal, and social media users were outraged by comments about the slave trade.

King Charles has been dealing with errors since he became monarch, and leaking brushes frustrate him, as per reports. The king was furious when he broke a pen while signing a book with Camilla, his wife, at Hillsborough Castle, Northern Ireland's official residence.

Charles realized for the first time that he had entered the date wrong and complained about the pen he was using. "Oh my God, I hate this pen!" he said. Charles stood up, handed his pen to his wife, Queen Camilla, and Camilla said: "Oh, it's all over the place" as her husband wiped his fingers, Charles was seemingly disappointed with the pen.



It was reported in a leading daily that the British people are "dependent on food banks" and that the new monarch cannot reduce taxes. As Prince of Wales, Charles transformed royal fortunes into multi-billion dollar purses over a half-century period.
It explained how Charles III would receive Queen Elizabeth II's purse and inherit part of her fortune tax-free. At the same time, British citizens typically pay an inheritance tax of around 40%.

Later on Friday, Charles and Camilla will attend a prayer and meditation for the Queen at Cardiff's Llandaff Cathedral.

During their recent tour, the Queen Consort and her husband will attend an event at Cardiff Bay's Senedd. Long lines to enter the castle grounds are to be expected.

As the king approaches the palace, people are encouraged to walk along the road and lay flowers on the lawn at the main entrance of the town hall.

FAQs

Why did Charles get angry?
King Charles got angry due to some difficulties while signing documents.

Are Harry and Meghan returning to the royal family?
It is expected that new decisions will be taken on the relationship front regarding Harry and Meghan.