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Anticipation builds for The King’s Speech as pressure mounts on Prime Minister Starmer

Anticipation is building ahead of this week’s King’s Speech, when Charles III will formally unveil the government’s legislative plans for the coming parliamentary session. The speech, delivered from the throne in the House of Lords on Wednesday, is expected to attract unusually intense political scrutiny as Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer attempts to relaunch his premiership following…
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British Royals

Queen Elizabeth II deserves one final title: Elizabeth the Great

As Britain marks the 100th anniversary of the birth of Queen Elizabeth II, an old constitutional question has resurfaced: how will history ultimately remember the late sovereign? For many, she will simply remain Elizabeth II – the longest-reigning monarch in British history, whose 70 years on the throne spanned war, social transformation, political upheaval and the dawn of the digital age.
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Royal News

King Charles commissions official Queen Elizabeth II biography in landmark royal move

The Royal Household has confirmed the appointment of Dr Anna Keay OBE as the official authorised biographer of Queen Elizabeth II, in a landmark commission approved by the King. Dr Keay will be given unprecedented access to the late Queen’s personal and official papers held in the Royal Archives, as well as the opportunity to speak with members of the Royal Family, former staff and others who…
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British Royals

The King unexpectedly hires Sky News royal correspondent as senior aide

Buckingham Palace has appointed Rhiannon Mills as communications secretary to King Charles III and Queen Camilla, in a move that brings one of Britain’s most experienced royal broadcasters into the heart of the monarchy’s media operation. Ms Mills, 46, will leave her role at Sky News to take up the position at Buckingham Palace before the summer. She has covered the Royal Family for more…
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