King Charles III formally opened Britain’s Parliament yesterday, presenting the new Labour government’s center-left legislative agenda. The agenda focuses on combating climate change and fostering closer ties with the European Union.
The government announced plans to establish two new public companies: Great British Energy, dedicated to investing in clean-energy projects nationwide, and Great British Railways, aimed at returning Britain’s private rail companies to public ownership. Additionally, the government will end the value-added tax exemption for private schools, using the generated revenue to hire 6,500 teachers for public schools.
Despite the agenda aligning with his interests, King Charles maintained a neutral demeanor throughout the presentation. This reflects his lifelong commitment to political neutrality, as noted by Mark Landler, the London bureau chief.
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