Prince Charles and Boris Johnson have showdown summit in Rwanda after migrants row
Boris and Camilla pause in front of a flower wreath at the Kigali Genocide Memorial, KigaliIt is believed to be the first one-on-one meeting the pair have had in more than six months.But they are likely to appear together for the official opening ceremony picture.both sides are hoping they patch things up.“But they will have a bilateral discussion as well.
”Charles - who is hosting the global get together - will host Bojo for a cuppa while they discuss tackling climate change.But they have privately admitted he is not as close to Charles as he is to the Queen.is believed to have been made at a Commonwealth reception held earlier this month.It is believed he feels the migrants will be sent to “Guantanamo Bay” style sites when it is actually more akin to “a Premier Inn stay”, with one hotel having a pool.
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