King and Queen will not meet Epstein survivors on US State Visit

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King Charles III and Queen Camilla will not meet with Epstein survivors during their State Visit to the United States from 27th to 30th April.

The State Visit will occur during a period of strained relations between allies Britain and America over the Iran War.

The United States is angry with Britain over her lack of support in Iran but has still decided to invite the British Monarch and Consort for a State Visit.

"They should be our best!" complained US President Donald Trump.

The State Visit marks 250 years since the US gained independence from Britain and both countries are hoping they will show the world their close relationship will last despite recent differences.

It will be interesting to see what the two heads of state King Charles III and Donald Trump say to each other.

After the US State Visit, the King and Queen will partake on a Royal Visit to the British islands of Bermuda.

 

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His Excellency Andrew Murdoch, Governor of Bermuda, is delighted to confirm the Royal Visit of the King to the British Overseas Territory.

It will be the first Royal Visit of the monarch since that of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in 2009 and the first visit by King Charles III - then Prince Charles - since 1970.

In 2009, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip visited the British Overseas Territory to mark 400 years of British settlement in the islands.


Bermuda: This small part of Britain, renowned for its beautiful beaches, is located around 650 miles off the coast of North Carolina

The visit is an opportunity to celebrate the many contributions Bermudians make in their communities, the wider British family in Bermuda and around the world. It will also strengthen Britain's modern partnership with Bermuda, deepening the cultural, economic and societal ties between the two.