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Prince of Wales says he hopes UK will ‘stop bickering’ after Jubilee

05 Jun 2022 2 minute read
Prince Charles. Picture by Kirsty Wigglesworth / PA Wire

The Prince of Wales has said that he hopes the UK does not return to “bickering” after the feeling of “togetherness” over the Platinum Jubilee weekend.

The comments were reported by guests at the Big Jubilee Lunch in The Oval, south London, where Charles and wife Camilla attended as part of the final day of celebrations to mark the Queen’s 70-year.

Sarah Friar, CEO of neighbourhood app Nextdoor, was among those to meet Charles when he sat opposite her at her table.

“He said at the end how great it was that everyone comes together this weekend,” she said.

Ms Friar, who lives close to San Francisco but is originally from Sion Mills in Co Tyrone, said that Charles commented: “When it comes to Monday are we going to go back to all the bickering again? Let’s hope we don’t do that.”

Ms Friar said it was “a wonderful thought” for all of us.

Gemma Snow, from the Eden Project, was sitting next to Charles and said he talked about “keeping that togetherness going”.

Prince Charles has been more politically outspoken than the Queen in the past, campaigning on issues such as climate change and architecture.

This tendency has however landed him in hot water at times, with campaigners expressing concern over letters sent to British government ministers and politicians over the years.


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Stephen Owen
Stephen Owen
1 year ago

What a cheek, obviously he doesn’t understand what politics is

Aled rees
Aled rees
1 year ago

I don’t think he understands anything really.The man’s a total dimwit

Dave
Dave
1 year ago

this Charlie fella got a 2:2 in his MA, obviously with the money that was spent on his education he is well worth ignoring. #IndyWales #IndyRef2 #UnifiedIreland #abolishthemonarchy

Llinos
Llinos
1 year ago

Yes telling people to stop bickering. That’ll work.
Great to see such fine leadership awaits “us “ after mummy passes away.

Cathy Jones
Cathy Jones
1 year ago

The struggle for self-determination and freedom, the destruction of shackles and oppression the pursuit of which is described by many many philosophers as the ultimate in human endeavours: Bickering.
But what else can you expect from a man who has lived in obscene luxury his whole miserable life?

The Republic of Cymru, has a certain ring to it, doesn’t it?

Llinos
Llinos
1 year ago
Reply to  Cathy Jones

RoC for short?
Yeah, RoC on!

Y Cymro
Y Cymro
1 year ago

Said the man who talks to plants. Do us all a favour and get lost in some isolate Scottish glen where you belong. #TheGreatPretender 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 #PrinceOfWalesNot 🇩🇪

Cathy Jones
Cathy Jones
1 year ago
Reply to  Y Cymro

Hey come on, we need to be partners with our Scottish cousins, we can’t go dumping unwanted Royalty in their glens, at the very least we could get fined and at the very worst it could start a diplomatic incident…..

CJPh
CJPh
1 year ago

He could step down from his office and see it dissolved. Don’t know what it’d do for the “bickering” but still…

Marc
Marc
1 year ago

Bicker ; argue about petty and trivial matters.
Nothing trivial about the Divided Kingdom, we’re quite serious about leaving

Marc
Marc
1 year ago
Reply to  Marc

All the VAT taken in Wales is not counted towards our GDP , we produce more electricity than we use and give the rest to England for nothing, we give our water to the cities of Liverpool and Birmingham again no charge, perhaps this is why little Englanders get so upset by our desire for independence?

Stephen Owen
Stephen Owen
1 year ago
Reply to  Marc

Very true

CJPh
CJPh
1 year ago
Reply to  Marc

Not exactly how it works, champ. Economics should be reintroduced as a module in maths from year 7 onwards.

whatismyname
whatismyname
1 year ago

Nation Cymru, why are you reporting the puerile words of this intellectually challenged nonentity?

Nia James
Nia James
1 year ago

This dude is so out of touch with reality it is frightening. The contrast between the passion and emotion of the football and the mundane London pageantry was stunning. The Windsors are the ancien regime.

SundanceKid
SundanceKid
1 year ago
Reply to  Nia James

Expect a LOT MORE political meddling and disdain for anything that they cannot comprehend when the Queen passes.

SundanceKid
SundanceKid
1 year ago

Remember what happened to one of your namesakes Charles, when he tried to interfere with politics.

George
George
1 year ago

Did he add any further explanation at all? Or is he really saying that the UK is at it’s best when people on top get 4 days of champagne and poor people’s complaints drop off the news?

Queen Elizabeth is a remarkable individual to be respected, but I can see why “Queen Elizabeth the last” strikes a chord.

SundanceKid
SundanceKid
1 year ago
Reply to  George

This is a revealing insight into the mind of this Prince. Anyone who “complains” about the cost of living crisis or expresses the desire for self-sovereignty, is deemed to be “bickering”. This reveals just how out of touch, privileged and entitled the so-called “modern” royals really are. It seems that unlike his mother, this man may not have the good sense to avoid meddling in politics. William and Kate were also said to have met with senior politicians regarding the Scottish independence referendum. This does not bode well for the future. Charles should be aware that his namesakes also chose… Read more »

Llefain
Llefain
1 year ago

I hadn’t even noticed this “jubilee” nonsense was going on. Probably for the best as it would likely not have made me LESS inclined to “bicker” about anything.
Oh well, I’m sure the serfs will become more compliant once you ascend to god-king status Carlo… 🤣

Ianto Ffrainc
Ianto Ffrainc
1 year ago

On the bright side, this pillock will not be synonymous with our country. He never was our prince except in the minds of them over there but it’ll be good when they finally stop claiming it

Richard
Richard
1 year ago

It may well be worth Regent Charles focusing closser to the family home on ‘ bikering ‘ issues.

David Llewellyn Davies
David Llewellyn Davies
1 year ago

Bloody bickering..more like just sit down and do as your told

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