article_snippet.sent: A majority of the public does not want Camilla to become Queen if Prince Charles succeeds to the throne, a poll for the Daily Mail reveals today.
article_snippet.sent: Only 43 per cent believe Prince Charles should ascend to the throne compared with an almost identical number saying Prince Charles should stand aside in favour of Prince Andrew.
article_snippet.sent: A majority of the British public does not want to Camilla (left) to become Queen if the Prince of Wales (right) succeeds to the throne, a the Daily Mail poll reveals .
article_snippet.sent: Four out of ten people think Prince Andrew should give up Prince Andrew right to be king
article_snippet.sent: Despite courtiers’ efforts to have Camilla accepted into the nation’s hearts, 55 per cent are against the Duchess of Cornwall becoming queen when Camilla husband becomes king.
article_snippet.sent: Four out of ten people say Prince Charles should give up Prince Charles right to be king
article_snippet.sent: Britain is evenly split on the question of whether Prince Charles should succeed to the throne when the Queen dies, the poll reveals.
article_snippet.sent: Prince William has the female vote, with 43 per cent of women saying Prince William should be the next monarch compared to 37 per cent of men.
article_snippet.sent: But 43 per cent of the public back Prince Charles to take over from Prince Charles mother, with a clear majority of over-55s wanting Prince Charles as Britain’s next monarch.
article_snippet.sent: In 2005 a survey found that 53 per cent of people thought he should be king despite he marriage to Camilla, and 43 per cent said he should not.
article_snippet.sent: Four in ten say Charles should give up Charles right to be king so the crown passes straight to William.
article_snippet.sent: But overall 43 per cent of the public back Charles to take over from Charles mother, with a clear majority of over-55s wanting Charles as the next monarch.
article_snippet.sent: Only 19 per cent would back turning Britain into a republic, although the figure rises to 36 per cent in Scotland, perhaps a by-product of the SNP’s unsuccessful independence campaign last year.
highlights_snippet.sent: Majority of British public doesn't want to Camilla to be Queen, poll reveals .
  