King Charles III is officially our new monarch - but he still hasn't sat on the throne since the death of Queen Elizabeth II. An incredibly busy and historic day started with His Majesty being formally proclaimed King at the Accession Council at St. James' Palace on Saturday morning.
More than 200 privy councillors, made up of mostly senior politicians past and present including former prime ministers, were present to hear the Clerk of the Council read the proclamation. Also present were Queen Consort Camilla and heir to the throne Prince William. However, many people were confused as to why the new King did not sit on the throne.
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