Prince Harry and Andrew are to keep their royal roles as Counsellors of the State after Charles extended the title to other royals.
The role allows members of the Royal Family to stand in for the King when he cannot fulfil official duties - and will now include the Princess Royal and the Earl of Wessex.
King Charles' decision to widen the pool of Royals that could represent him was announced in a signed message read to the House of Lords by the Lord Chamberlain, Lord Parker of Minsmere; the most senior official in the royal household.
