King Charles III

Homage of peers is scrapped at the Coronation in radical shake-up to service

The homage of peers – a staple of coronation ceremonies for many centuries – has been scrapped by King Charles III. At previous coronations, dukes were expected to pay homage to the monarch and pledge their allegiance to the sovereign. However, The King is known to want his Coronation to be more befitting of the 21st century, and has removed the requirement for royal dukes to…
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Coronation

Royal super fans set up camp on the Mall ahead of the Coronation

The most devoted royal super fans have already set up camp outside Buckingham Palace for the Coronation, despite the big day still being a week away. John Loughrey, 67, has set up his tent on the Mall ensuring he gets the best vantage point to watch the procession. Dressed in clothes featuring the union jack, Mr Loughrey from South London is no stranger to big royal events. In September…
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Princess Anne and Family

Princess Anne rewarded for her loyalty as The King gives his sister a major coronation role

The Princess Royal has been rewarded for her many years of loyalty to both The King and the Royal Family with the 72-year-old handed a starring role at the upcoming Coronation. According to the Daily Mirror, Princess Anne has been chosen to act as the Gold-Stick-in-Waiting at the Coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla on May 6. The highly important historical role is handed to the…
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The Kents

The husband of a Princess who refused a title from The Queen in an effort to stay ‘common’

Back in April 1963, the country stopped to watch the grand wedding of Queen Elizabeth II’s first cousin, Princess Alexandra of Kent, to British businessman Angus Ogilvy. The couple met during a ball at Luton Hoo in 1955, and seven years later, Buckingham Palace announced they were engaged to be married. Despite being the second son of the Earl and Countess of Airlie, Angus was seen as…
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