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    Sky News Australia. . King Charles’ expected visit to Washington DC in the spring to celebrate the 250th anniversary of US independence is in doubt after the relationship between the US and UK was fractured this week in the wake of the Iran war. - facebook.com

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    Trump officials arrive at soggy ceremony for King Charles - Politico

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    Sky News host Caleb Bond claims King Charles’ visit to the US was a “roaring success”. - facebook.com

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    The US will host King Charles and Queen Camilla next week for a high-stakes state visit. - facebook.com

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    Donald Trump has hinted at upcoming talks with King Charles as the royal visit moves ahead despite the WHCD shooting. - facebook.com

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    King Charles and Queen Camilla will travel to the United States this month. - facebook.com

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