Charles’s approval falls as palace aide backs his approach to family matters

Culture · First reported 31 Oct, 22:54 · Updated 23:25

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A YouGov survey found that nearly 58% of respondents viewed King Charles positively, down four percentage points from a similar summer survey. A palace aide said the King was confident in his approach to family matters; the report also linked the discussion to the Sussexes’ UK return and a letter clarifying their status.

Nearly 58% of respondents in a YouGov survey had a positive opinion of Charles, four percentage points lower than in a similar summer survey.
A palace aide said the King was confident in his approach to family matters and described how he prioritises his roles.
The report connected the debate to the Sussexes’ return to the UK and a letter stating that they remained private citizens.

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Key facts

Survey result: Nearly 58% had a positive opinion of Charles.
Change from summer: Down four percentage points.
Survey sample: 2,116 people, according to The Standard.
Letter: It clarified that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex remained private citizens.