Peter Hunt

King Charles should have run a mile from the Brexit debate 

King Charles III shakes hands with European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen at Windsor (Credit: Getty images)
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Peter Hunt
Peter Hunt is a commentator on the monarchy and constitutional issues. He is a former BBC diplomatic and royal correspondent. He tweets at @_PeterHunt

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