The King plans to make Princess Charlotte the Duchess of Edinburgh

[Blackleaf]

The King is believed to be planning on making his granddaughter Princess Charlotte the new Duchess of Edinburgh.

After King Charles III acceded to the Throne on 8th September 2022 it was believed he would make his younger brother Prince Edward the Duke of Edinburgh.

Instead, the King has bypassed Prince Edward and is now planning on making Princess Charlotte - the daughter of Prince William and Catherine, who is third in line to the Throne after her father Prince William and older brother Prince George - the new Princess of Edinburgh in honour of her great-grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, who was the Duchess of Edinburgh, being married to Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh.

Princess Charlotte is one higher in the Line of Succession than her younger brother Prince Louis, after Queen Elizabeth II changed the law so that males of any age take precedent over females in the Line of Succession.

When her father takes the Throne, Princess Charlotte may become the new Princess Royal.

 

[Blackleaf]

Princess Charlotte is one higher in the Line of Succession than her younger brother Prince Louis, after Queen Elizabeth II changed the law so that males of any age DO NOT take precedent over females in the Line of Succession.

I've corrected it, but could no longer edit it.

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

"Precedence," not "precedent."

Precedence is order of priority. Precedent is a decision that was made on a similar issue before, with either a requirement or strong suggestion that it be followed in the current issue.

 

[Blackleaf]

"Precedence," not "precedent."

Precedence is order of priority. Precedent is a decision that was made on a similar issue before, with either a requirement or strong suggestion that it be followed in the current issue.

After a bit of Googling I discovered that you're correct.

It's amazing that an American has a better grasp of the English language than a BBC journalist.

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

After a bit of Googling I discovered that you're correct.

It's amazing that an American has a better grasp of the English language than a BBC journalist.

Not really. Any decently-educated person has a better grasp of English than the majority of the Brits.

Not that we're all that much better. I recollect a time the Washington Post, which likes to fancy itself the "nation's newspaper) (it ain't, if any paper is, it's the New York Times) printed in a front-page story that the victim of a shooting was hit with a "fuselage of bullets."

 

[harrylee]

I bet you wouldn't want to be hit with the fuselage of a bullet......lol

 

[petros]

Not really. Any decently-educated person has a better grasp of English than the majority of the Brits.

Not that we're all that much better. I recollect a time the Washington Post, which likes to fancy itself the "nation's newspaper) (it ain't, if any paper is, it's the New York Times) printed in a front-page story that the victim of a shooting was hit with a "fuselage of bullets."

I bet you wouldn't want to be hit with the fuselage of a bullet......lol

It's worse if it's barge of gunfire.

 

[Taxslave2]

After a bit of Googling I discovered that you're correct.

It's amazing that an American has a better grasp of the English language than a BBC journalist.

It really. Most of your journalists, like ours are on the government payroll. Accuracy is not important to them.

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

It really.

Good demonstration of Canadian mastery of the English language there, Tax.

 

[Taxslave2]

Good demonstration of Canadian mastery of the English language there, Tax.

Practice for a job with CBC.

 

[Taxslave2]

Practice for a job with CBC.

Lobotomy is next somI can think like a lefttard.