King Charles III

"Behave yourself" jokes knife-wielding Camilla during Australia tour

“Behave yourself”- the warning the Duchess of Cornwall jokingly said while brandishing the eight-inch blade at The Prince of Wales. The good-natured threat came as the couple viewed a selection of hand-forged kitchen knives by cutler Barry Gardner, at the Seppeltsfield Winery near Tanunda. Charles played along with a look of mock horror, but the moment was broken by laughter from his…
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Queen Elizabeth’s portrait removed from Canadian Foreign Affairs building

Among fears that newly elected Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government may be trying to excise her images from Canada’s national life, a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II has been removed from a prime location at the Foreign Affairs building and replaced by twin paintings by Quebec modern artist Alfred Pellan. The Alfred Pellan paintings, called Canada West and Canada East, were on display…
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Prince Charles and Camilla up for a busy day in Canberra

As the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall depart New Zealand, they head onto Australia where they have a very busy itinerary to fill, starting in the capital city – Canberra. Wednesday will start bright and early for the royal couple as they arrived at Fairbairn airport; before heading straight to the national Remembrance Day ceremony, which this year marks the 97th anniversary since…
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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge join The Queen at Festival of Rememberance

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge yesterday attended the annual Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall to honour the war dead. They were sat in the royal box alongside The Queen and other members of the royal family. The service, which takes place every year, remembered those who have died in conflicts past and present. It was specifically poignant as this year is the 70th anniversary…
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