US Politics | Who lives at Buckingham Palace?
BUCKINGHAM PALACE is one of the main and most important royal households with many operations going on that concern the country and how it's governed. It's home to some members of the Royal Family too while it being a London must-see. 
PA:Press AssociationBuckingham Palace became a royal household in 1837 '/ ' Buckingham Palace is the London home to the UK sovereign, but in the case of King Charles III, he chose to keep residing in Clarence House. There are major works going on in Buckingham Palace and that is one of the reasons why the King chose not to follow tradition. The King and Queen Consort decided not to move into the Palace for at least five years as it's undergoing a renovation that costs about £369million. His mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II resided in Buckingham Palace with her family which included Prince Philip and their four children before they got married, King Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward. READ MORE ON BUCKINGHAM PALACE 
ROYAL-TEA Here's everything you need to know about visiting the Buckingham Palace gardens 
ROYAL TOUR You can take a free virtual tour of Buckingham Palace from your living room However, she did spend time away from London and would visit Windsor Castle on weekends. She also spent summers and the last few months of her life in Balmoral. There's also the possibility that the King chooses to reside in Windsor Castle. When was Buckingham Palace built? When George IV acceded the throne in 1820, he wanted to turn what was known then as Buckingham House into Bucking Palace. Most read in The US Sun 'LACK OF CARE' Veteran's family slams cops who 'let Master of Disguise boyfriend escape' CRUCIAL BREAKTHROUGH First pic of man arrested in connection with Delphi murders revealed KNIFE HORROR Tragic details emerge after dad and daughter killed in horror Kohl's stabbing PAT HITS BACK Wheel of Fortune's Pat corrects player after she shares controversial opinion NOT THEIR BEST Today fans cringe after guest acts 'irritated' with Hoda & Jenna on live TV FINAL SMILE Chilling final pics of husband with wife moments before he pushed her off cliff Works started and it has served as a home to the UK sovereign ever since 1837. Many sovereigns made changes to the interior, with the latest addition being The Queen's Gallery. It was the idea of Prince Philip to transform the bombed-out ruin of the former Private Chapel into such a Gallery. It was refurbished and expanded in 2002 to mark Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee. How many rooms does Buckingham Palace have? Buckingham Palace has 775 rooms that are all used for different functions. There are 19 State rooms while there are 92 offices. There are many bedrooms too, 52 being for royals and guests, with 188 left for staff. Read More on The Sun 
EAR ME OUT I bought cute earrings from Primark but they left my ears with huge holes 
STARTING BEEF My daughter's friend is raised vegan - I feed her meat because she's so pale Finally, there are also 78 bathrooms. It is calculated to be 108 metres long across the front while it is 120 metres deep \- including the central quadrangle \- and 24 metres high. Royal Family roles explained 
Who is and who isn't prince or princess in the British Royal Family? What is a royal patronage? What is a baroness? What is an OBE and what does it stand for? What is the Order of the Garter? Who are the working royals in the British Royal Family?
PA:Press AssociationBuckingham Palace became a royal household in 1837 '/ ' Buckingham Palace is the London home to the UK sovereign, but in the case of King Charles III, he chose to keep residing in Clarence House. There are major works going on in Buckingham Palace and that is one of the reasons why the King chose not to follow tradition. The King and Queen Consort decided not to move into the Palace for at least five years as it's undergoing a renovation that costs about £369million. His mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II resided in Buckingham Palace with her family which included Prince Philip and their four children before they got married, King Charles, Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Edward. READ MORE ON BUCKINGHAM PALACE ROYAL-TEA Here's everything you need to know about visiting the Buckingham Palace gardens ROYAL TOUR You can take a free virtual tour of Buckingham Palace from your living room However, she did spend time away from London and would visit Windsor Castle on weekends. She also spent summers and the last few months of her life in Balmoral. There's also the possibility that the King chooses to reside in Windsor Castle. When was Buckingham Palace built? When George IV acceded the throne in 1820, he wanted to turn what was known then as Buckingham House into Bucking Palace. Most read in The US Sun 'LACK OF CARE' Veteran's family slams cops who 'let Master of Disguise boyfriend escape' CRUCIAL BREAKTHROUGH First pic of man arrested in connection with Delphi murders revealed KNIFE HORROR Tragic details emerge after dad and daughter killed in horror Kohl's stabbing PAT HITS BACK Wheel of Fortune's Pat corrects player after she shares controversial opinion NOT THEIR BEST Today fans cringe after guest acts 'irritated' with Hoda & Jenna on live TV FINAL SMILE Chilling final pics of husband with wife moments before he pushed her off cliff Works started and it has served as a home to the UK sovereign ever since 1837. Many sovereigns made changes to the interior, with the latest addition being The Queen's Gallery. It was the idea of Prince Philip to transform the bombed-out ruin of the former Private Chapel into such a Gallery. It was refurbished and expanded in 2002 to mark Queen Elizabeth's Golden Jubilee. How many rooms does Buckingham Palace have? Buckingham Palace has 775 rooms that are all used for different functions. There are 19 State rooms while there are 92 offices. There are many bedrooms too, 52 being for royals and guests, with 188 left for staff. Read More on The Sun EAR ME OUT I bought cute earrings from Primark but they left my ears with huge holes STARTING BEEF My daughter's friend is raised vegan - I feed her meat because she's so pale Finally, there are also 78 bathrooms. It is calculated to be 108 metres long across the front while it is 120 metres deep \- including the central quadrangle \- and 24 metres high. Royal Family roles explained Who is and who isn't prince or princess in the British Royal Family? What is a royal patronage? What is a baroness? What is an OBE and what does it stand for? What is the Order of the Garter? Who are the working royals in the British Royal Family?
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