KING Charles has chosen a former hospital chapel for his King’s Speech in a break with tradition.
Charles will reflect on his “extraordinary” year in the speech, which he filmed almost two weeks ago at the Fitzrovia Chapel.
It marks the first time in 14 years that the speech has not been filmed on a royal estate.
The chapel used to serve London’s medical community and it is thought Charles’s decision was a nod to his cancer battle.
It is now a space for quiet reflection, discovery and celebration, connecting diverse communities from all faiths or none.
In 1928, His Majesty’s grandfather, King George VI, laid the foundation …