
King Charles reportedly asked the soldiers at his Clarence House residence to be quiet after the raised voices and loud commands during their morning drills disrupted his morning phone calls.
- Soldiers at Clarence House have reportedly been asked to carry out their morning drills at a 'lower volume' after their raised voices and loud commands disturbed King Charles's phone calls.
- Royal sources have said that the King’s complaint was relayed “gently and politely.”
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