James, Earl of Wessex’s university announcement contains telling detail about his royal future

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Buckingham Palace confirmed today that James, Earl of Wessex, has secured the A-level results required to take up a place at the Royal Agricultural University in Cirencester, Gloucestershire, this autumn.The 18-year-old, who is the youngest grandchild of the late Queen Elizabeth and the son of the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, will study Rural Land & Property Management at the institution.A Palace spokesman stated: "The Earl of Wessex will be going to the Royal Agricultural University to study Rural Land & Property Management.

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He will head straight there without taking a year out."The Palace's choice to refer to James simply as "the Earl of Wessex" rather than employing the HRH styling in an official statement carries considerable weight.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say As a grandchild of the late Queen, he is entitled by birthright to adopt the His Royal Highness designation.The omission strongly suggests that James has opted not to take up his royal titles in adulthood, mirroring...

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