KING CHARLES 111 RECEIVES NEW PRIME MINISTER, RISHI SUNAK, AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE
The United Kingdom monarch, King Charles III, on Tuesday, received Rishi Sunak, at Buckingham Palace and appointed him as the next prime minister.
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The United Kingdom monarch, King Charles III, on Tuesday, received Rishi Sunak, at Buckingham Palace and appointed him as the next prime minister.
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