King Charles called for 'understanding' as he issued a warning about heated online arguments during a speech in London on Wednesday (18.10.23).
The 74-year-old monarch delivered a speech to the lord mayor of London and the City of London Corporation at Mansion House on Wednesday and urged the British public to resist the"temptation" to become a"shouting society".
He added: “Our willingness to put others first and treat them as we would wish them to treat us. To listen to their views and, if we do not agree, to remind ourselves to engage in a way which is passionate, but not pugnacious. This includes the practice of our religious faiths, in freedom and mutual understanding.”Charles also poked fun at himself over footage of him growing visibly frustrated with a leaky fountain pen when he had to sign documents shortly after he took the throne last year.
The monarch, who was accompanied to the event by his wife, Queen Camilla, has long spoken out about climate change and he raised the subject again in his speech.
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