30 things King Charles can do that you can't
King Charles III has lived a long life observing the rules and restrictions that come with the role of a reigning monarch. And while there are many things he isn't allowed to do, being the monarch comes with some surprising perks that no one else has, including the rest of the royal family.
Want to discover the exclusive privileges of the man sitting on Britain's throne? Then check out this gallery.
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