King Charles III

Rumours of a slimmed-down Coronation are quashed, with Buckingham Palace promising a three-day extravaganza

Rumours of there being a slimmed-down Coronation in May have been quashed, with the news that the event will be marked with a three-day extravaganza. Buckingham Palace has announced that the Coronation Service will take place on Saturday May 6, with a further two days of celebrations planned. Coronation Day itself will be a formal affair full of ceremony. The King and Queen will attend…
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Denmark

Crown Princess Mary appointed as regent of Denmark due to absence of other senior royals

Crown Princess Mary has been installed as regent of Denmark whilst The Queen and other senior royals are absent from the country. Her Royal Highness is regent whilst Queen Margrethe and Crown Prince Frederik are in Athens attending the funeral of Constantine II. The Danish Royal Family are closely related to the Greek royals, with Constantine being Margrethe’s…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Catherine celebrates her first birthday as the Princess of Wales

The Princess of Wales is celebrating her 41st birthday on Monday – her first as queen-in-waiting. Her Royal Highness is marking the occasion privately in Windsor with her family. This is her first birthday as Princess of Wales, the previous ten taking place when she was Duchess of Cambridge. No portraits or photographs have been released to mark the occasion – these being…
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History

The Duke who was told to miss the Coronation

70 years ago, preparations were being made for the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey, an event that promised to be one of the great events of the 20th century. However, in the months leading up to the ceremony, courtiers and politicians were working…
Prince & Princess of Wales

Prince William to be the only royal liege man at King Charles III's Coronation as roles for Andrew & Harry are scrapped

The Prince of Wales will be the only member of The Royal Family to be a “liege man of life and limb” at the Coronation of King Charles III. The Sunday Times reports that royal dukes will no longer be required to kneel down before the monarch and pay homage to him at the ceremony. Breaking with tradition, Prince William will be the only royal prince to do so. He is expected to say…
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