Kate Middleton (42 years old) and William (41 years old) have just received a bad news regarding your family. In the midst of recovering from cancer and with numerous rumors that the Princess of Wales is getting worse (although some British media claim that she has responded very well to the medication and that the worst is over), the future kings of the United Kingdom They have always been very concerned about George, Charlotte and Louise, Therefore, the government’s latest decision has put them on alert.
What has happened to set off alarm bells in the British royal family? What has been that great disappointment that Kate and Guillermo have had? Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced that 18-year-olds will be required to perform “national service” if the Conservatives win the next general election this summer. What does it consist of and how does it affect the three children of the monarchs?
The proposal that the minister has spoken about is for all 18-year-olds to take a military service either mandatory civil as an opportunity for Generation Z to “acquire valuable skills, make our country safer and build a strong national culture,” he said. “This is a great country, but new generations have not had the opportunities or experience they deserve and there are forces that try to divide our society in this increasingly uncertain world,” she added. Some words that undoubtedly scare many teenagers and children but also parents.
The great concern of Kate and Guillermo
As explained by the British media, “if Sunak gets his way”those who turn 18 will be forced to participate in full-time training in the Armed Forces for 12 months, in cyber defense for a year or at least spend one weekend a month for a year volunteering in your community. Why are future kings scared? Royal expert Charlotte Griffiths has claimed that the children of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge “will not be exempt from national service“.
George, of 10 years, He would be the first young royal to participate when he turns 18 in July 2031; followed a year later by Charlotte, 9; and three years later by Louis, 6. But they will not be the only family members who must go. Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie also have young children who should also participate once they come of age, as well as Prince Edward’s son James, who is now 16.
The expert has also revealed in on ‘Mail+”s weekly royal show ‘Palace Confidential’ who thinks that “It would be a really nice way to introduce royalty to real working life“For now this is all very hypothetical, but the royal family has a policy of keeping their feet on the ground and doing what the general population does.”I think the younger royals would like to complete this training. I would love to see them, I would love to see Princess Charlotte one day when she is 18 doing some military service or volunteering in the NHS service. “She would be great,” she said.
Under Sunak’s plan it is hoped that young people will be able to choose between military service or voluntary work, which could also include other forms such as charity or helping local firefighters, police and ambulance attendants. Some options that They arrive after more than 80 years of absence. The most recent form of conscription in the United Kingdom was abolished in 1960 and required all able-bodied male British citizens, aged between 18 and 26, to serve in the Armed Forces. “‘Prince William did it, so did Harry and of course the King. I think it’s a tradition that will continue.”experts have said about what they believe will at least happen to George, Louis and Charlotte whether or not the UK Conservative Party’s proposal is made this summer.
