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King Charles loses key aide week after talks with Prince Harry

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King Charles loses key aide week after talks with Prince Harry
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King Charles loses key aide week after talks with Prince HarryKing Charles’ top aide, dubbed ‘the wasp’ by Prince Harry in his 2023 memoir, has rocked the Palace with shock annoncement weeks after fatehr-son's key meeting at royal house.Sir Clive Alderton, who has served in the…

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King Charles loses key aide week after talks with Prince HarryKing Charles’ top aide, dubbed ‘the wasp’ by Prince Harry in his 2023 memoir, has rocked the Palace with shock annoncement weeks after fatehr-son's key meeting at royal house.Sir Clive Alderton, who has served in the Royal Household for 20 years, announced that he will step down from his role next year.A palace spokesperson shared King Charles and Queen Camilla's reaction to the latest update, saying the royal couple "are deeply grateful to Clive for his tireless support and wise counsel over the years and for the enduring loyalty that will ensure a smooth transition to his successor."The monarch's right-hand man's departure will coincide with his 60th birthday and come after 20 years of working for the Royal Household.Alderton…

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