King Charles has told guards protecting him and Camilla to 'march more quietly', as they are distracting him from his official business
The household guards, who have protected those inside royal palaces for more than 350 years, have been too vigorous for the monarch's liking.
Charles told guards changing over outside Clarence House, his residence near Buckingham Palace, that "some volume control would be very much appreciated by those inside".A leaked report to the guards said: “His Majesty remarked the other day how loud the outgoing sentries were at St James's Palace in the morning.
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