A portrait taken of King Charles last year has upset some as it will be given, for free, to public institutions across the UK thanks to a government-funded scheme. The photo of King Charles was taken by Hugo Burnand inside Windsor Caste sees the 75-year-old dressed in full regalia. Though the royal family has not asked for people to pay for it and it will not be mandatory to hang the picture, it cost the government £8 million ($10 million) to implement. The picture was taken following the death of Charles’ mom, Queen Elizabeth, and his coronation in May last year. Burnand photographed him and …