King Charles III will be making his annual Christmas address this December.
On Christmas Day, King Charles III will deliver his annual Christmas message, which will mark his second ever speech as King following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.
Last year saw the first King's Christmas Day message in almost 70 years. In the speech, the King said: "Christmas is a particularly poignant time for all of us who have lost loved ones. We feel their absence at every familiar turn of the season and remember them in each cherished tradition."
The 10-minute pre-recorded speech is a royal tradition in which the sovereign head of state addresses the public and reflects on the past year.
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It is expected that King Charles III's speech will be broadcast as usual across TV, radio and online on Christmas Day, Monday 25th December.
The time of the King's Speech broadcast is yet to be confirmed, however, it is often broadcast at 3pm on Christmas Day.
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The content of King Charles III's speech is yet to be confirmed and is often only revealed as and when it is broadcast on TV.
In the speech, he will likely reflect on the past 12 months and looking forward to 2024. It is possible he will talk about issues affecting the UK and around the world.
The King's Speech will be broadcast on Christmas Day.
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