King Charles III

Cheers for King Charles as he arrives to open new bank in London

King Charles was greeted with cheers when he opened the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development in London. Upon his arrival at Canary Wharf, The King was greeted with cheers of “We love you,” before he entered the bank’s new headquarters in London. His visit comes almost 30 years to the day when, while still Prince of Wales, he opened the EBRD’s headquarters in Bishopsgate in…
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British RoyalsHistory

The oldest part of the Crown Jewels - The Coronation spoon

England has held coronations for hundreds of years and despite the country’s vast history, one might be surprised to learn that the oldest part of the Crown Jewels, is a spoon. The silver-gilt spoon is first recorded in 1349 as being preserved among St Edward’s Regalia in Westminster Abbey. At this date in time, the spoon is described as already in its “antique forme.&#8221…
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Princess Anne and Family

Princess Anne hits the Corrie cobbles for a very serious reason

The Princess Royal made a visit to the set of the popular soap opera, Coronation Street. But the visit itself was for more than an afternoon of fun. Next week, the drama will introduce a new storyline revolving around a devastating acid attack. The 72-year-old, who is patron of The Acid Survivors Trust International was given a preview of some of the scenes set to air while visiting the set in…
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British RoyalsHistory

A Guide to Coronation Service: The entry of the Monarch into Westminster Abbey

On 6 May, King Charles III and Queen Consort Camilla will be crowned at Westminster Abbey. For many, this will be the first coronation they have ever seen. The ceremony will follow a pattern laid out in the Liber Regalis, kept at Westminster Abbey and which has informed the pattern of coronations since the 14th century. The service which will see the Coronation of King Charles and Queen…
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