With the Queen Elizabeth II's death and the crown being passed down to her eldest son and heir, the now-King Charles II, many have been left wondering how this affects the wider line of sucession.
On September 8, Buckingham Palace announced the death of the beloved Queen and so began the pagentry that has defined how the UK gets its monarch for around 1000 years.
Charles – the nation’s longest-serving heir apparent, having been so since he was three years old – is now fulfilling his royal destiny and reigning as monarch.
