The British government and the Windsor family have reached an agreement that the head of the hereditary head of state should always appear on British postage stamps. The law will be changed to require this.
Monarchists had feared that if the Royal Mail is privatised and bought by a foreign company the practice of putting the Windsor brand on all postage stamps would be dropped.
Britons can now be assured that they will be able to regularly admire the head of Charles Windsor when Elizabeth Windsor, his mother, dies.