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The surprising reason King Charles and Queen Camilla may leave Peter Phillips' wedding early

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29th May 2026
King Charles and Queen Camilla are expected to attend the wedding of Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling next week, but they may not be able to stay for long. While the royal gathering in Gloucestershire is shaping up to be one of the biggest family occasions of the year, Their Majesties have another major commitment on the very same day – one that has been a cornerstone of royal life for…
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Royal News

King Charles and Queen Camilla make major announcement as they prepare for historic royal tradition

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29th May 2026
King Charles and Queen Camilla will continue a centuries-old royal racing tradition next week after confirming plans to attend the Betfred Derby at Epsom Downs. The Jockey Club announced on Thursday that Their Majesties will be present on Derby Day, Saturday 6 June, to watch one of the most prestigious races in world horseracing. The King and Queen, who became joint patrons of the Jockey…
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British Royals

King Charles dealt major Royal Ascot blow as star horse withdrawn

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28th May 2026
The King has suffered a significant Royal Ascot setback after one of the most exciting horses in the royal colours was withdrawn from a flagship race at next month’s meeting. Portcullis, the unbeaten colt bred by the King and Queen Camilla, will not contest the St James’s Palace Stakes after trainers John and Thady Gosden opted against rushing the three-year-old into elite company. The…
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Royal News

Speculation mounts that King Charles is set for landmark overseas State Visit

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18th May 2026
The King is expected to make an official state visit to Ireland next year after Irish President Catherine Connolly revealed she had invited the monarch during a meeting at Buckingham Palace. Speaking following the audience on Monday, President Connolly said the King had “graciously accepted” her invitation, although Buckingham Palace has not officially confirmed any future state…
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