Labour MP Calls for Delayed King Charles US Visit

On March 23rd, a labor lawmaker is ramping up calls to delay King Charles's planned

state visit to the United States amid rising tensions over the Iran conflict and rocky

relations between London and Washington.

The trip, expected next month to Washington and New York, would come just before America's

250th Independence anniversary.

President-elect Donald Trump confirmed last week that the king would visit him very

soon, despite Britain's economic pressures from the ongoing situation.

Dame Emily Thornberry, who leads the Foreign Affairs Committee, says it is safer to

postpone to avoid any awkwardness for the monarch.

Meanwhile, a recent poll shows 46% of Britain's think the king should skip the trip and stay

home this year.

Conservative leader Kemi Badanak backs the visit going ahead, calling the king a major

asset who represents British history and could help ease diplomatic friction.

Reform UK head Nigel Farage agrees, saying the tensions make the trip even more vital.

Buckingham Palace leaves the call to government ministers and the foreign office, highlighting

the royal's unique role in bridging divides with the incoming president, who has shown

strong admiration for the monarchy.

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