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Queen paved the way for transition to Charles in her final years

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The increasingly frail monarch added to her oldest son’s public duties in recent years, particularly this year, which marked seven decades on throne

In retrospect, it seems as if she was preparing us all along.

Whether it was due to age, ill health or a sense that the end was near, Queen Elizabeth spent much of the last two years tying up loose ends, trying to make sure the family firm would keep ticking along after her death.

The transition began slowly, with the monarch turning over more public duties to her son and heir, now King Charles III, as she entered her twilight years. But it moved into overdrive in 2022 as Elizabeth celebrated 70 years on the throne. First she expressed her wish that Charles’ wife, Camilla, be known as queen consort after her death, and then the future king took centre stage during four days of Platinum Jubilee festivities.

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