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Would scrapping the monarchy really save us money?

25 September 2024

3:00 PM

25 September 2024

3:00 PM

Britain’s republicans won’t give up. In spite of trying to use the coronation of Charles III as an opportunity to push their campaign to abolish the monarchy, support for the institution has remained stubbornly high. It is our elected politicians – on both sides of the political divide – who seem to have lost support rather than the new King.

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