What is the relationship between the British royal family and the British government?

Britain is a constitutional monarchy, that is, it still retains the royal family and kingship system, but the king actually has no executive power, that is, the king cannot interfere in national politics, but is only a symbol of the country and a link to maintain the Commonwealth. The actual highest executive power in Britain is in the hands of the highest head of the government, the Prime Minister. Although the order issued by the Prime Minister was formally signed by the king, it was only a process and had no practical significance. If there is no special ability, employees should start from the bottom after being recruited into the palace. British royal attendants are hierarchical, and promotion must follow strict conditions. The lowest footman "No.5" is a handyman who cleans shoes. He can be gradually promoted to "reception attendant" to lead guests, and then to "outer court attendant", and then he can be promoted to the highest position among attendants-"inner court attendant" through hard work. Only this position can directly serve the Queen in the private activity area of Buckingham Palace.