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Will countries leave the Commonwealth during King Charles III's reign?

Just like his mother before him, King Charles II is not only head of state of the United Kingdom, but also of 14 Commonwealth countries. For years however, rumours have been circulating that after Queen Elizabeth II passed away, several of those nations would announce their decision to become a…

France 24

Bible of priest who smuggled Charles II out of England to go under the hammer

The book, which could have been present at the monarch’s death, could be sold for upwards of £2,000.

The Independent UK

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle warned they could 'steal the spotlight' if they attend Kings Coronation

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have confirmed they have been invited to the Coronation but have not yet revealed whether they will be in attendance.

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Young couple kiss on King's bed in Windsor Castle to protest against monarchy

Republican protesters Imogen and Riz jumped into the King's Bed at Windsor Castle and posed for photographs while reading Prince Harry's book Spare and eating junk food

Daily Mirror

Inside Harry and Meghan's 'private island plans' after Frogmore Cottage eviction

Harry and Meghan are reportedly looking for a home in another country but intend to keep Los Angeles as their base.

Daily Record

The Van de Veldes: Greenwich, Art and the Sea at the Queen’s House review - a clear view to the horizon

Assuming you have a high tolerance for maritime pictures this exhibition is a fascinating look at two artists who entranced the English court with their images of the sea

Evening Standard

Fifth Circuit Holds People Can't Be Disarmed Just Based on Civil Restraining Order

Judge James Ho concurs, adding "I write separately to point out that our Founders firmly believed in the fundamental role of government in protecting citizens against violence, as well as the individual right to keep and bear arms—and that these two principles are not inconsistent but entirely compatible with one…

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Nell’s king, dragon flags, and a cute film groundhog’s name – take the Thursday quiz

Fifteen questions on general knowledge and topical trivia, plus a few jokes every Thursday. How will you fare?

The Guardian - UK

Hampton Court show marries court of Charles II with black queer subcultures

Exhibition explores what is beauty by drawing parallels between artifice and performance of then and now

The Guardian - UK

Why Hudson’s Bay Company’s Future Is in Question

HBC saw its start during London’s bubonic plague and might see its end in the aftermath of COVID-19’s retail devastation

The Walrus

Bugler keeping centuries of royal and military tradition alive in Co Down village

The guard carry out ceremonial duties at Hillsborough Castle, the royal residence in Northern Ireland

Belfast Live

King's Charles III's first-ever Christmas Day speech will pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II

A first image of the festive broadcast has been released by Windsor Castle.

Chronicle Live

One bed flat hits the market with stunning views of the shore in Leith

A one-bed property has hit the market and with it being a top level flat the new owners can enjoy stunning views of The Shore in Leith. The former factory has been refurbished to the highest standard.

Edinburgh Live

First look at new King Charles III 50p coin hitting wallets from TODAY

The first coin goes into circulation today featuring King Charles III, but getting your hands on one of the new 50ps might be tricky as collectors are set to swoop in

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Historic Crown to Be Modified for Charles III Coronation

Britain's 17th-century St Edward's Crown, the centerpiece of the Crown Jewels, has been removed from display to be altered for the coronation of King Charles III, Buckingham Palace said on Saturday. The solid gold crown, encrusted with rubies, amethysts, sapphires, garnet, topazes and tourmalines, will undergo "modification work" for Charles…

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Historic crown to be modified for King Charles's coronation

The historic St Edward's Crown, which has been the centrepiece of the coronation of monarchs in England for more than 350 years, has been removed from the Tower of London to be modified for the coronation of King Charles III next May, Buckingham Palace said.

The Independent UK

St. Edward's Crown moved out of tower ahead of coronation

St. Edward’s Crown, the centerpiece of the Crown Jewels viewed by millions of people every year at the Tower of London, has been moved to an undisclosed location for modification in preparation for the coronation of King Charles III next year

Evening Standard

St Edward’s Crown moved from Tower of London for resizing work ahead of Coronation

Buckingham Palace has confirmed the St Edward’s Crown has been removed from the Tower of London for resizing work.

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The Independent UK

St Edward’s Crown to be resized for King Charles III’s coronation

The monarch’s coronation will take place next spring

The Independent UK

St Edward’s Crown to be re-sized for King ahead of coronation

Buckingham Palace said the historic centrepiece of the Crown Jewels had been taken to allow for modification work to begin before the ceremony in May.

The Independent UK

King Charles up against Volodymyr Zelensky as Time’s Person of the Year

King is also up against different musical artists and athletes.

The Guardian - UK

Where did Charles II spend 6 September 1651? The Saturday quiz

From Köppen to caprine, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz

Daily Mirror

Amazing story of 18-inch duelling dwarf who was loved by royals until he killed a man

Jeffrey Hudson might have only been 45cm tall but he wrote himself into history after fighting for the king in the English civil war and shooting a man dead during a duel

Daily Mirror

Superstitious reason why experts believed King Charles would change his name

King Charles is celebrating his first birthday since his accession today - but many royal experts and historians harboured superstitious doubts over which name he would choose to rule under

The Guardian - UK

‘Terrible blowe’: gunpowder plot tipoff letter to go on display

Anonymous letter warning Lord Monteagle not to attend 1605 opening of parliament among items at National Archives treason exhibition

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