King Charles to call for Commonwealth unity in 'uncertain times' in his annual address - amid monarch's 'concerns' over Canada's trade war with Trump

The King will call for unity during his annual Commonwealth Day address amid the monarch's 'concerns' over Canada's trade war with Donald Trump. Charles's speech will be published in full on Monday, when the annual service celebrating Commonwealth Day is attended by senior members of the Royal Family and a congregation of invited guests. King Charles' address will be published in full for Commonwealth Day on Monday when the annual service On Monday the King met the outgoing Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau who has repeatedly clashed with the US president Trump has been mocking Justin Trudeau for months, threatening to annex Canada as the 51st state and referring to the prime minister as 'Governor Trudeau'. During the Commonwealth Day service, The King will tell the gathering at Westminster Abbey: 'In these uncertain times, where it is all too easy to believe that our differences are problems instead of a source of strength and an opportunity for learning, the Commonwealth's remarkable collection of nations and peoples come together in the spirit of support and, crucially, friendship.'