Cameron swears oath during Lords introduction ceremony
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Cameron swears oath during Lords introduction ceremony
Foreign Secretary David Cameron dons the traditional red robes and swears the oath of allegiance to His Majesty the King as he takes part in the House of Lords introduction ceremony.
The former prime minister who was brought back into government by Rishi Sunak, now takes the title of Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton.
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Black Rod Sarah Clarke requests MPs to attend the House of Lords to hear the King's Speech. Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle leads MPs to the Lords. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer walks alongside and chats with Conservative leader Rishi Sunak.
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Britianâs King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrived Wednesday at Westminster Palace in a horse-drawn carriage to preside over the State Opening of Parliament.
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