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MPs summoned to House of Lords for State Opening of Parliament

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MPs summoned to House of Lords for State Opening of Parliament

MPs summoned to House of Lords for State Opening of Parliament

Black Rod summons MPs from the House of Commons to listen to the Queen’s Speech in the House of Lords.

Prince Charles will deliver the Queen’s Speech in the House of Lords after the 96-year-old Monarch announced she will not be attending this year.

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