King Charles will allow Chief Rabbi
Ephraim Mirvis to stay with him the night before his coronation to
ensure that Shabbat rules are observed as he is officially crowned.
The King, who has long viewed freedom of religion and religious
diversity as a cornerstone of the role of monarch, is taking these
steps to ensure that the Jewish faith is represented in his
coronation. Saturday is a holy…
Norway's Crown Prince Couple ends lease on summer home
28th October 2022
Crown Prince Haakon and Crown Princess
Mette-Marit of Norway have ended their lease on a private summer
residence in Kristiansand, the Norwegian Royal Court announced. The
Crown Prince Couple have leased a residence called Dvergsøya in
Kristiansand since 2009 and…
Crown Prince Frederik says Queen Margrethe made right decision in removing titles from grandchildren
28th October 2022
Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark publicly
commented on the furore surrounding Queen Margrethe’s decision to
remove the titles of her grandchildren through Prince Joachim,
saying his mother made the right decision and that he supports it.
In an interview with Danish…
Could the Princess of Wales be about to take on a new royal role?
27th October 2022
The Princess of Wales may be destined for
a new royal role if King Charles expands the list of eligible
royals who can act on his behalf as Counsellors of State as it’s
being alleged. A debate broke out in the House of Lords on 24
October, in which the Regency Act 1937 was questioned by a peer.
Lord Stansgate questioned the Lord Privy Seal over the roles of
Counsellors of State, noting…
Princess Ingrid Alexandra visits Norwegian Armed Forces
27th October 2022
Princess Ingrid Alexandra continued her
visits with the Norwegian Armed Forces, visiting with the Norwegian
Army and Navy as she celebrates her 18th birthday year. The
Norwegian Royal Court shared details of Princess Ingrid Alexandra’s
visits, noting that she visited…
King Charles III's waxwork at Madame Tussauds targeted by protestors
25th October 2022
Oil industry protestors have attacked a
wax figure of King Charles at Madame Tussauds, the latest in a
series of high-profile protests to gain attention to climate
crisis. Two protestors stepped into the Royal Family exhibit at the
London wax museum before smearing cake…
Changes to Regency Act raised in House of Lords
25th October 2022
The roles of Counsellors of State have
been debated in the House of Lords, the first time the topic has
been raised since King Charles’s reign began. The news could spell
trouble for the Duke of Sussex and the Duke of York as the Regency
Act 1937 was debated regarding the roles of Counsellors of State,
and who is entitled to act on behalf of the Sovereign. Currently
this is limited to the…
King Charles becomes first monarch to have art sold at auction
23rd October 2022
King Charles has become the first British
monarch whose artwork has sold at auction, fetching nearly £5,800
at Bonhams. The print is from an original painting that the king
created at Balmoral Castle in Aberdeenshire in 2001. King Charles
had 100 prints made from the…
Another first for King Charles on a day of political turmoil
21st October 2022
It was a historic day in more ways than
one for King Charles III — in addition to losing his first Prime
Minister, he received ambassadorial credentials for the first time
since his reign began. King Charles was at Buckingham Palace to
receive the credentials of the new…
The Countess of Wessex continued her
visit to Africa last week, focusing on a cause very close to her
heart: vision care and the prevention of blindness. Sophie began
the week in Botswana on behalf of the International Agency for the
Prevention of Blindness, of which she is a Global Ambassador. Over
the week, she carried out engagements in Botswana and Malawi,
culminating in World Sight Day…

