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King Feels the Heat in Stifling Conditions at Climate Event
- The King attended a climate change event at St James's Palace on the hottest June day recorded in the country, where he was fanned by an aide due to the stifling heat and lack of air conditioning in the historic building.
- Earlier the same day, the King met the Afghan Refugee Women's cricket team indoors at Clarence House after their garden event was moved inside to avoid the heat.
- Later, the King visited the Roger Gracie Brazilian Jiu Jitsu Academy, where he received a white belt during a ceremony.
- Energy Secretary Ed Miliband spoke at the climate event, highlighting that 35C days in London are the 'new normal' and stressing the importance of reducing methane emissions to address the climate crisis.
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King feels the heat in stifling conditions at climate event
A senior aide kept an electric fan close to Charles as he met guests at the London Climate Action Week reception.
·Scotland, United Kingdom
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Charles fanned by top aide as he feels heat at sweltering climate change event
The King had to be fanned by his Master of the Household and was seen dabbing his face at an event on climate change at St James Palace in London during record-breaking scorching temperatures
·London, United Kingdom
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Senior royal aide holds electric fan for King Charles as monarch refuses to let heatwave slow him down
King Charles has taken part in a reception at the Throne Room, organised by the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero, focused on tackling super pollutants.
·London, United Kingdom
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