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Queen Elizabeth II Breaks Tradition to Appoint U.K. Prime Minister From Scotland

LONDON—Queen Elizabeth II has appointed all 14 of her prime ministers in London. Until now.

The 96-year-old monarch will break with longstanding custom subsequent week and appoint Britain’s new prime minister from her residence in Scotland moderately than in Buckingham Palace, palace officers stated Wednesday, the newest signal of how mobility issues are forcing her to change how she undertakes constitutional duties.

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