Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, reappeared in public today after testing positive for Covid last week for the second time since the start of the pandemic, followed a few days later by his wife Camilla. The speedy recovery allowed the 73-year-old Prince of Wales – vaccinated three times and and avowed supporter of the mass vaccination campaign promoted in the Kingdom by the government of Boris Johnson – allowed him to attend the delivery in London of the Queen’s Anniversary Prizes awards. of her mother, the almost 96-year-old Queen Elizabeth, to the higher education sector for the two-year period 2020-2022: Elisabetta who in the meantime instead conducted today only a few virtual audiences via video link from Windsor Castle, after yesterday publicly admitting to having difficulty walking, as witnessed for months by the use of the cane.
It was the first appearance of Carlo after yesterday’s announcement by Scotland Yard of the opening of a formal investigation into the charitable foundation that belongs to him.
Investigation involving his former right-hand man Michael Fawcett, suspected of having exchanged donations for favors, and with respect to which the heir is not personally involved but could theoretically be questioned as a witness. In this regard, a spokesperson for Clarence House, her official residence, also specified today that “Her Royal Highness would be happy to help (the investigators) if asked”, but that at the moment “this has not happened”.
Source: Ansa
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