King Charles will deliver his second State Opening of Parliament speech as monarch on Wednesday, July 17, as he is expected to outline the new Labour government’s political and legislative agenda for the year ahead, during an event known for its custom, pomp and pageantry.

King Charles’s role at State Opening of Parliament as Labour sets out new agenda

King Charles will deliver his second State Opening of Parliament speech as monarch on Wednesday, July 17, as he is expected to outline the new Labour government’s political and legislative agenda for the year ahead, during an event known for its custom, pomp and pageantry.
This year, the new government said it will put economic growth at the heart of its legislative agenda, with more than 35 bills expected to be announced, as Labour seeks to maintain momentum and define its first 100 days in office as a period of positive progress.
Here Express.co.uk takes a look at the key details from Wednesday’s major political eve