Prince Charles and Camilla Tour to Scandinavia

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla, aka Duchess of Cornwall, on Tuesday (3/20/2012), begin a tour of Scandinavian countries. The tour begins with a visit to Oslo, Norway.

British Royal Couple was welcomed Crown Prince and Princess Haaakon Mette-Marit crown in Oslo Airport. Charles and Camilla also met with Norwegian Prime Minister Jens Stoltengerb. Charles and his wife laid a wreath at the Monument National in Oslo.

Tuesday (03/20/2012) night, this UK couple had talked with the victims who survived the terrorist attacks carried out by right wing extremists. The attack killed 77 people in Oslo and an island near Oslo.

After a three-day visit of Prince Charles, aka Prince of Wales and his wife in Norway, they are scheduled to visit Sweden and Denmark.

Prince Charles, heir apparent to be the longest in British history after waiting for 59 years, 2 months and 14 days to inherit the throne of Queen Elizabeth II.

Just a few days before his eldest son, Prince William, married his girlfriend since university, Kate Middleton, Charles has taken over the record held by his great-grandfather had, King Edward VII, according to French news agency AFP.

Prince Charles became heir apparent when his mother, Princess Elizabeth, heir to the throne and became queen on February 6, 1952, he said.

Meanwhile, Edward VII was born as a potential heir to the throne on 9 November 1841, when his mother, Queen Victoria, was wearing a crown.

When he took over as king when Queen Victoria died on January 22, 1901, he has become the crown prince for 59 years, 2 months, and 13-day milestone passed by Prince Charles on Wednesday.

Charles (62) just three years old when he became heir apparent.

Until now he is still waiting to become king. Queen Elizabeth celebrates 85th anniversary on Thursday, while his mother lived to be 101 years old.

The next heir apparent, son of Charles, was in the next sequence as the heir. William rights can not be replaced by the birth of another child, said AFP.

As the eldest son of Charles, William, who is scheduled to marry on 29 April, was next in line as heir to the throne.

Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg, who is responsible for the renewal of the constitution, said he was researching the possibility of changing the rules of the heir to the throne.

Clegg said he wanted every girl born to Prince William and bride daughter can not be replaced by his younger brother.

Regulatory changes will require approval from 16 countries who are under guardianship, where the English king to be head of state, such as Canada, Australia, and Jamaica. Negotiations are in progress.