King Charles will not return to live at Buckingham Palace after its refurbishment finishes next year, royal officials have said, ending nearly two centuries of the London landmark serving as the British monarchs primary residence. Instead, Charles will remain at Clarence House — his longstanding London home nearby. The £369 million ($17.0 million) renovation work had started in 2017. Officials at the same time disclosed that the king paid £12.9 million ($17.0 million) in tax in 2024-25 — the first time the figure has been made public.

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