«Breaking News» Mama's gesture: Queen plans lavish 70th birthday party for Charles at Buckingham palace

The Queen is to throw a lavish party for Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace to celebrate his 70th birthday.

Invitations to hundreds of family and friends have secretly gone out for the private bash, which will be held in the State Rooms on Wednesday, November 14, the prince’s birthday.

A series of events are already being organised to publicly celebrate the milestone but it is his ‘mama’s’ gesture that will mean so much to Charles – who in April 2011 became the longest-serving heir apparent in British history.

The Queen has invited hundreds of family and friends for a private birthday party to celebrate Charles' 70th birthday

A series of events are already being organised to publicly celebrate the milestone but it is his mother's gesture that will mean so much to Charles 

Palace insiders say the Queen will say a few fond but amusing words about her son and heir on the day, with even a 70-year-old future king appreciating a pat on the back from his mother.

To mark the occasion, the Prince of Wales and his team have also co-operated with a major new BBC television documentary – a crew have been following the heir to the throne around for months – and two magazine profiles.

 ITV is broadcasting a one-off night of comedy and magic at the London Palladium, entitled We Are Most Amused And Amazed, with the proceeds going towards his Prince’s Trust charity. And plans are under way to release a birthday portrait and organise engagements involving members of the public and his charities on the day.

Details of Charles’s birthday party, organised by the Queen’s private office and paid for out of her own funds, are a closely guarded secret.

But guests will, of course, include Charles and Camilla’s families, as well as European royalty. It is anticipated Prince Philip will also make a rare public appearance, although he is unlikely to stay much beyond the speeches.

It  is believed the party will be held in the State Rooms (pictured) on Wednesday, November 14, the prince’s birthday

 Palace insiders say the Queen will say a few fond but amusing words about her son on his birthday

It is understood Charles’s right-hand man, his controversial former valet Michael Fawcett, is taking a role in overseeing proceedings too, even though it is a Buckingham Palace event.

It comes after a tumultuous year in the royal household, with a number of the Queen’s officials leaving in what one insider described as a ‘coup’ by Charles’s staff. But in recent months the squabbles have died down, and Charles is, insiders say, as content as he ever has been. 

In particular, Charles’s bond with his younger son Prince Harry is warmer than it has been for many years – helped by the relationship he has built with his daughter-in-law Meghan.

It is also hoped that Prince William, who has not always had the easiest relationship with his father, may even pay a rare public tribute to him in the run up to his big day, although nothing has yet been confirmed.

Andrew's plea on gender pay gap 

Prince Andrew has spoken out about the gender pay gap, declaring that employers ‘cannot afford to ignore 50 per cent of the population’.

The Duke of York, a former special trade ambassador for the UK, spoke alongside women and equalities minister Penny Mordaunt at an event for business leaders at St James’s Palace.

He said on Thursday: ‘We are talking about people’s talent... about people’s capabilities. In the 21st century it should not make a difference if you are a male or female. If you have the qualities, experience and knowledge you should have the opportunities. We cannot afford to ignore the abilities of 50 per cent of the population.’

Andrew, not previously known for championing women in industry, has established the Pitch@Palace enterprise since a string of scandals forced him to give up his trade envoy role in 2011. 

It links up budding entrepreneurs and fledging businesses with those able to invest in them.

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Invitations to hundreds of family and friends have secretly gone out for the private bash, which will be held in the State Rooms on Wednesday, November 14, the prince’s birthday.
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