British Royals

King Charles says he's 'moved beyond measure' by outpouring of support after Queen Elizabeth II's death

King Charles III has said a very public thank you for the support he and the Royal Family have received following the death of Queen Elizabeth II. In a simple and heartfelt statement just hours before the funeral of Her Late Majesty, The King said he was ”so deeply touched” by all the condolences and messages of support he and his family had been sent. His Majesty added that he and Queen…
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President Joe Biden joins world leaders in Westminster Hall to view The Queen's coffin Lying-in-State

American President Joe Biden was among the world leaders who paid tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Hall ahead of Monday’s State Funeral. Joined by First Lady Dr Jill Biden, the presidential couple stopped by Westminster Hall to view the late Queen’s Lying-in-State before departing to sign a book of condolences at Lancaster House. The couple then made their way to…
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The King and Prince of Wales thank members of the emergency services involved in Operation London Bridge

King Charles III and the Prince of Wales thanked emergency services workers on Saturday ahead of the United Kingdom’s most complex security operation ever – the State Funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. According to Buckingham Palace in a tweet: “The King met key staff who have been involved in the planning and delivery of the policing, including officers from other forces.” During his…
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King Charles to seek to amend laws which would relieve Harry, Andrew & Beatrice of constitutional role

King Charles III is looking to amend the Regency Act 1937 to remove non-working members of The Royal Family from acting as Counsellors of State. According to the Sunday Telegraph, the King only wants working royals to act as Counsellors of State – the members of The Royal Family who would step in to stand in for the sovereign should he become incapacitated. Currently, the spouse of a…
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