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The Imperial State Crown

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7th November 2023
King Charles will open Parliament for the first time in his reign and will wear the symbol of royal power, the Imperial State Crown.This stunning crown is a symbol of the sovereignty of the monarch, and has been used in coronations since the 15th century, though in various forms. The most current version was created in 1937 for the Coronation of King George VI, and was also worn by Queen…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Earthshot 2023 takes off as Prince William touches down in Singapore

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6th November 2023
The Prince of Wales arrived in Singapore over the weekend for the annual Earthshot Prize awards, receiving a king’s welcome at the Changi Airport.William paid a visit to the Jewel, an entertainment and shopping complex connected to one of the airport’s terminals, where he met members of the public who have gathered for the third edition of the Earthshot Prize.The prince shared in a…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The importance of the outdoors on display as William and Catherine visit Moray

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4th November 2023
The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay—as William and Catherine are known in Scotland—stepped out for a series of engagements in Moray and Inverness on Thursday, highlighting the importance of nature in young people’s mental health.The royal couple’s visit began at Burghead Primary School in Moray to view the work of outdoor activity charity Outfit Moray and participate in activities…
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British Royals

All the kings and queens buried at Westminster Abbey

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29th October 2023
Westminster Abbey has been entwined with royalty since its foundation. There is a long and storied history of the monarchs who rest at Westminster Abbey, stretching from the 1060s to the War of the Roses, into the Tudor era, and beyond. Rulers and consorts lie together eternally.In total, 16 kings and queens of England are buried at Westminster Abbey, although current tradition favours St…
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