King Charles orders troops to be quieter during Changing of Guard

King Charles orders soldiers at Clarence House to be quiet in morning patrols

The King’s early morning phone calls have apparently been disturbed by the marching troops

King Charles asks troops to keep it down when patrolling palace

King Charles has a bone to pick with the King’s Guard. The 74-year-old monarch has ordered the troops to quiet

King Charles asks loud Changing of the Guard troops to 'keep noise down'

A 'gentle request' from King Charles has seen troops asked to keep the noise down during the Changing of the Guard ceremony in the morning, according to reports

King Charles orders troops to be quieter during Changing of Guard

The Changing of the Guard is a ceremony regularly taking place outside of Buckingham Palace and St James's Palace, which is located near King Charles and Queen Camilla's residence Clarence House.

King Charles asks troops to keep it down when patrolling palace

The British monarch says the Changing of the Guard ceremony has been too noisy, distracting him from his state business.

King Charles Asks Changing of the Guard Troops to Quiet Down

A leaked memo from Charles’ equerry’s office stated: “Please could you pass down to those on guard...some volume control would be very much appreciated by those inside!”