The King received a traditional New Zealand Maori Hongi greeting of touching noses as he arrived at Westminster Abbey today
King Charles III today paid tribute to his mother Queen Elizabeth II on the first Commonwealth Day of his reign.
The new Head of the Commonwealth addressed dignitaries at...
King Charles grants Prince Edward Duke of Edinburgh title
BBC News
Friday 10th March 2023
Prince Edward paid a visit to Edinburgh after his new title was announced
By Sean Coughlan
Royal correspondent
Prince Edward has been named as the new Duke of Edinburgh, Buckingham Palace has announced...
The UN is TRIGGERED by Britain's migration ban
"Who are the UN to 'urge' Britain to change its mind? Who elected the UN? Our Common Law should reign over international law"
British Home Secretary Suella Braverman has triggered the United Nations - so she must be doing something right.
"If you come here illegally you will be detained and swiftly removed!": British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak defends his Government's new immigration policy during the weekly Prime Minister's Questions in the Commons, during which Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer questioned the new policy
Domestic law trumps international law. If the opposite were true, then unelected bodies in foreign countries would have primacy over democratically elected governments. We in Britain have democratically elected those politicians we want to make our laws and they should be paramount over...
During a recent People's Question Time, where London's 9.6 million citizens have the opportunity to ask the Mayor and the London Assembly questions - this particular one being at Ealing Town Hall in West London - the Left-Wing Mayor of London Sadiq Khan was loudly jeered and heckled by the...
The new Princess of Wales donned the uniform as she visited British soldiers on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire
Catherine braved freezing conditions as she visited 1st Battalion Irish Guards for the first time since the King appointed her the regiment's honorary colonel.
The future Queen Consort...
The Privileged Bodies have affirmed their allegiance to the new monarch
The Privileged Bodies are a group of 27 organisations that have historically been allowed to personally address the British monarch, and King Charles III has received the Privileged Bodies at Buckingham Palace in order for...
A new law which will make it illegal for people who crossed the Channel in small boats to claim asylum in the UK is set to be introduced by the government on Tuesday.
The Channel crossers will be deported to Rwanda.
They will also be banned for life from applying for the right to stay in the UK.
The King and Queen visiting Bolton Town Hall in Greater Manchester last month
The King and Queen Consort’s first state visit of their reign will be to France and Germany between 26th and 31st March.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla will travel to Paris, Bordeaux, Berlin and Hamburg and meet...
Ahhhh, the Jacobites. The people who supported the restoration of an Absolute Monarchy who were soundly defeated by Government troops in 1745. You support Absolute Monarchy over Constitutional Monarchy.
Zadok the Priest will also be performed at Charles III's coronation.
It was composed by the British composer Handel for the 1727 coronation of King George II and has been performed at every coronation since then.
The lyrics of the piece are biblical, being a distillation of 1 Kings 1:34-45...
The 700-year-old oak chair, upon which King Henry VIII, Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II were all crowned, is being restored for the crowning of King Charles III on Saturday 6th May.
As is traditional, the Stone of Scone will be brought down from Scotland to be placed in the gap under the...
The chrism oil which will be used to anoint His Majesty The King on 6th May 2023 has been consecrated in Jerusalem.
The ceremony took place in The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem. The oil has been consecrated by the Patriarch of Jerusalem, His Beatitude Patriarch Theophilos III, and...
Also known as rapeseed oil, because it's cultivated from rapeseed.
Rapeseed takes its name from the Latin "rapum", meaning "turnip", because rapeseed is related to turnips, swedes, cabbages, Brussels sprouts and mustard.