Amidst big announcement for workers, King Charles got a big blow from former courtier

King Charles is getting a big blow from a former courtier, as well as making a major announcement regarding staff pay.

For an unknown year after the coronation, royal staff have received a pay rise from King Charles. Those earning less than £35,000 will get a 6% increase, while those earning above this limit will get a 5.5% increase.

Meanwhile, Charles’ younger son Prince Harry is preparing to return to the UK for a significant celebration next week.

The visit marks Harry’s return to the Invictus Games to mark 10 years, but despite inviting all members of his family to the ceremony, it is unclear whether any royals will be in attendance.

The Duke of Sussex will attend a service at St Paul’s Cathedral in London, but his wife Meghan Markle and their two children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, will not be joining him.

According to reports, no senior members of the royal family are expected to attend the event on Wednesday, but Harry is set to meet his father King Charles during his visit to England.

A source close to the royals claimed Harry, 39, has invited members of his family, including his brother Prince William, 41, but they have received “no response” despite offering an “olive branch” amid tensions within the firm. No” found. Now, a former courtier has criticized the royal family for “boycotting” the Invictus Games and “cutting off their noses to stain their faces”.

The source told The Daily Beast: “Charles has made it clear that he is prepared to be friendly and supportive of Harry as a private individual, as his father, but he is willing to support the organization behind Invictus. Not going to load again.

“Many of us think this is a classic example of royals thumbing their noses to spoil face, because Invictus is clearly exactly the kind of organization the royal family should be supporting. If a bridge was ever built will go [between Harry and the royals]Invictus is the bridge to building it, and they should go ahead and do it.”

And a military source involved in the Invictus Games said Harry had made the veteran community “proud” after setting up the multi-sport event for wounded, injured and ill servicemen and women, both serving and veterans, in 2014.

However, the source said the Games lacked “proper royal support” – adding that this had become evident since the death of Queen Elizabeth II, who recorded a video to promote the Games, in which Barack And so was Michelle Obama.