King Charles III

King Charles vows to follow Queen's Pledge to always serve in Scottish Parliament

King Charles III and his wife Camilla, the Queen Consort visited Scottish Parliament, where His Majesty made a vow to follow Queen Elizabeth II’s vowes to “always serve.” His Majesty was greeted by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon. After a moment of silence across Parliament, Sturgeon began a motion of condolence and was first to pay her respects to Her Late Majesty The Queen.
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Proclamations of King Charles III take place around the UK

Across the United Kingdom, proclamations of King Charles III are taking place following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. The new Monarch was formally proclaimed King during a ceremony at St James’s Palace in London on September 10th 2022. Regional proclamations have the national event in cities, towns and villages, often organised by local authorities. Many took place on September…
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King Charles III is proclaimed in ancient ceremony filled with emotion and history

The proclamation of King Charles III has taken place at St. James’s Palace in London. Just after 11am on the morning of September 10th 2022, the Garter King of Arms read the proclamation which had earlier been read to the Accession Council. A fanfare sounded as the Garter King of Arms, with the Earl Marshall, walked on to the balcony of Friary Court at St. James’ Palace. A crowd…
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Stamps and coins bearing The Queen's image are still legal

With the death of his mother on Thursday, 8 September, King Charles III is now sovereign. In the coming days and weeks, there will be many administrative and bureaucratic changes. However, two main facets of life in the United Kingdom will remain the same. Royal Mail has confirmed that all stamps with The Queen appearing will remain useable after her death. The Press Association on…
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