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Sophie becomes the newest royal duchess - and she's a perfect fit for the role

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10th March 2023
A new title but the same person and somehow that underlines just why it matters that The King’s only sister in law is now HRH The Duchess of Edinburgh.As King Charles III made his youngest brother the Duke of Edinburgh, he added a new chapter to two of his royal dynasty’s most striking success stories. For the House of Windsor has relied heavily on duchesses throughout its century…
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Westminster Abbey announces when it will close its doors to prepare for the Coronation

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9th March 2023
Westminster Abbey is being prepared for the Coronation of King Charles III and it’s now been announced when its doors will close ahead of the ceremont.The Abbey will shut its doors to the public on April 25th 2023, twelve days before King Charles and Queen Camilla are crowned within its ancient walls.It will open again on May 8th 2023 when hundreds are expected to make their way to…
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An ancient tradition to mark the Accession of King Charles III, six months on

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7th March 2023
Ahead of his Coronation in May at Westminster Abbey, King Charles III is taking part in a tradition observed since the seventeenth century. On Thursday 9 March, he will receive the Privileged Bodies at Buckingham Palace.The Privileged Bodies are a sepcific group of organisations that have historically been allowed to address the monarch. Many different areas of society are represented amongst…
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Prince William is a ''more revolutionary figure'' than King Charles

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2nd March 2023
The Prince of Wales has the potential to be a ”more revolutionary” monarch than his father, according to a leading royal commentator.Valentine Low, Royal Correspondent with The Times spoke about potential changes to the Royal Family following the death of Queen Elizabeth II and told Royal Central ”I don’t think we’re going to get radical changes with Charles. I think if…
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