British Royals

Queen Camilla follows tradition and wears black to meet Pope Leo

Queen Camilla followed a long established tradition when she wore black to meet Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican. The Queen wore a black coat dress that fell well below the knee and had long sleeves. She also chose a black veil with a striking black headband style hat to hold it in place. Her Majesty was following a protocol that stretches back centuries. Women traditionally wear black in the…
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King Charles and Pope Leo meet at the Vatican

The King and the Pope have met at the Vatican. Charles III was welcomed by Leo XIV in an historic meeting at the Holy See. King Charles, along with Queen Camilla, is making an historic State Visit to the Vatican to mark the Catholic Church’s Jubilee year &#8211…
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King Charles to pray with Pope Leo as historic State Visit to the Vatican set to start

The King will become the first British Monarch to pray publicly alongside the Pope in over 500 years when he visits the Vatican later today. King Charles and Queen Camilla are making a State Visit to the Vatican to mark the Jubilee year of the Catholic Church. During the first day of the visit, they will meet Pope Leo and then take part in an ecumenical service in the Sistine Chapel where…
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A new royal baby for a family already celebrating an historic moment

Luxembourg’s royals have had a good October and it just got better. Exactly two weeks after they celebrated the start of the reign of Grand Duke Guillaume, they’ve welcomed a new baby to the family. Guillaume’s sister, Princess Alexandra, gave birth to her second child a fortnight to the day that her big brother became ruler of the tiny country. Alexandra and her husband…
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King Charles visits Manchester synagogue to meet survivors and first responders after attack

The King has visited Heaton Park synagogue in Manchester to meet survivors of the attack there earlier this month in which two people were killed. Charles III said he wanted to show his support after the attack which he called a ‘terrible thing to come out of the blue” and said ”I can’t tell you how sad I am.’ King Charles also met paramedics and police who had…
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