- King Charles and Queen Camilla will not reside at Buckingham Palace, even after its extensive £370 million refurbishment is completed.
- Instead, Clarence House will remain their official London home during Charles's reign.
- The decision was partly made to increase public access to the landmark, as the King's residence there would limit visitor numbers and areas.
- Buckingham Palace will continue to serve as the monarchy's operational headquarters and ceremonial centre, hosting royal events and audiences.
- The 10-year reservicing project, costing £369 million to address fire and flood risks, is due to be completed next March.
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