The queen is continuing to be very much in charge. She has these powers t they're called royal prerogatives, and loads of them barely matter at all. But there are some royal duties that actually do matter. For example, the nation would mind quite a lot if the queen failed to appoint prime minister or dissolve parliament. So how is Charles living up to his mother's legacy? Well, not always that well. Think while the queen lives, it is really hard for charles to compete with her. It looks like we have a shadow regency.
We pay a visit to the presidential offices just weeks after protesters stormed them. Things seem calm and the new leader has
clear plans; can the country put its years of economic crisis behind it? We investigate the
curious case of Turkey’s growth amid screaming inflation. And the “shadow regency” in Britain as the Queen
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