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The King and Queen, the Prince and Princess of Wales and their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, arrive at Westminster Abbey for Coronation rehearsals.

More footage from the midnight rehearsal. You can tell this is going to be a huge event. It looks like a never ending line of military personnel...

The two horse-drawn coaches that will be used at the Coronation of King Charles III and Camilla, Queen Consort, have taken centre stage during overnight rehearsals in central London. The new Sovereign and Consort will initially travel in the Diamond Jubilee State Coach from Buckingham Palace...

He was created by Gerry Anderson, who ended up creating The Thunderbirds. He's the only Torchy I know. Torchy the Battery Boy.

Kensington Palace has released a new photo of Princess Charlotte to mark her 8th birthday, which is today. Princess Charlotte is the daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales and the photo was taken by her mother Catherine, 41, who is a keen photographer. Princess Charlotte of Wales was...

The King and Queen Consort - who will be referred to as "the Queen" from the moment she is crowned on Saturday - met senior politicians including Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Leader of the Opposition Sir Keir Starmer this afternoon at Parliament during a celebratory Coronation reception...

RAF Odiham in Hampshire is doubling as London as 7000 British and Commonwealth troops rehearse the Coronation there.

Now that he is monarch, there is one area of the Houses of Parliament that he is not allowed to step foot in: the House of Commons. The British monarch is barred from entering the Commons.

They're selling Charles III mugs and other memorabilia in supermarkets, including Union Jacks and bunting and plastic Union Jack hats. I really fancy buying one of the mugs. They're only £8. I might get one of the Union Jack hats, so during the Coronation I can wear it while swigging beer out of...

The King has arrived at Westminster Hall, the oldest part of the Houses of Parliament, for a celebratory Coronation reception. He will meet senior members of the Houses of Parliament including the Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Leader of the Opposition Sir Keir Starmer. Later he will be joined...

Well England has been a constitutional monarchy since the 1688 Glorious Revolution.

In a rare interview with a member of the Royal Family the King's sister Princess Anne, the Princess Royal, talks to a CBC correspondent about the changing monarchy and the challenges ahead..l Princess Anne is renowned as the hardest working Royal, having more public engagements than other...

Britain is a constitutional monarchy. Therefore the monarch serves only with the consent and the blessing of the people. The monarch is a public servant. In fact, the monarch is the greatest public servant in the land. Also, remember that in the USA the Head of State and the Head of Government...

To get a glimpse of the amazing scenes the world shall witness on Saturday here is the full Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II on 2nd June 1953 - in glorious colour and narrated by Laurence Olivier. In 1953 Elizabeth II was crowned by Archbishop of Canterbury Geoffrey Fisher. On Saturday Charles...

They feed ravens. Several ravens must be kept at the Tower at all times, because legend states that if there are no ravens at the Tower then the kingdom will fall. The Beefeater in charge of looking after them is known as the Ravenmaster...

It's about 4.5 billion rupees.

Charles III's and Queen Camilla's Chairs of Estate With the Coronation only days away, here's a look at some of the various chairs that'll be used in the ceremony.

You'll see him wearing the St Edward's Crown, as he is seated upon St Edward's Chair. Charles III will wear the Crown just that once during the Coronation and he will never wear it again. The next time it'll be worn will be by his son William during his Coronation. The last time it was worn was...

From bats to earthquakes and from people eating meals during the ceremony to black cats, here are some weird things that have happened in coronations over the centuries. Will something bizarre happen during the Coronation of King Charles III?