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The Honours of Scotland and why they'll be presented to King Charles in Edinburgh

The King will be hosting a special ceremony of thanksgiving at St Giles' Cathedral on Wednesday, where he will be presented with the Honours of Scotland - the nation's crown jewels.

Edinburgh Live

S. Ct. Will Review Whether Second Amendment Allows Disarming of People Subject to Civil Restraining Orders

The Supreme Court just announced that it will consider this issue, in U.S. v. Rahimi; this is unsurprising, since the Court is generally inclined to review cases where a court held that a federal statute was unconstitutional, and where the federal government asks for review. Here's my post from February,…

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New images of Scotland’s Crown jewels released ahead of royal visit

The Honours of Scotland comprise the Crown of Scotland, the Sceptre and the Sword of State and are believed to be the oldest Crown jewels in Britain.

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Rare book thought to have been used to convert Charles II to Catholicism goes on show

‘Not only is the 1623 edition of the Missale Romanum a rare book – just one other complete copy is recorded in UK libraries’

The Independent UK

Prayerbook of priest who saved Charles II’s life on display in Staffordshire hall

Rare 1623 missal bears signature of Catholic priest John Huddleston, who hid king after final defeat by Cromwell’s forces

The Guardian - UK

Book thought to have been used to convert Charles II to Catholicism goes on show

The missal was owned by a Benedictine priest who had saved the monarch’s life three decades earlier.

The Independent UK

King Charles tickles Princess Charlotte in sweet Trooping the Colour moment: ‘Just being grandad’

King Charles III and Princess Charlotte shared sweet interaction on Buckingham Palace balcony at Trooping the Colour

The Independent UK

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William and Kate forced to reason with disappointed Louis during Palace flypast

William and Kate had to reason with Prince Louis, 5, who seemed unimpressed during the Buckingham Palace flypast today. The flypast was part of King Charles’ first Trooping the Colour ceremony as monarch, an annual event celebrating the King’s birthday

Daily Mirror

History comes alive in those pub names

The news has been so dull this week we might as well continue to pursue last week's investigations concerning the historical value of English pub names. If nothing else it may prompt readers to recall some of the more exotic inns where they have supped ale. It beats politics anyway.

Bangkok Post

Trooping the Colour: King Charles joins first Birthday Parade on horseback – but Prince Louis steals show

King’s grandson Prince Louis was once again crowned the star of the show on social media as he pulled funny faces and waved to crowds

The Independent UK

Trooping the Colour: How Kate’s all-green outfit pays tribute to Diana

Charles’s first Trooping the Colour as monarch was held on 17 June

The Independent UK

How Prince Louis stole the show again at King Charles’ first Trooping the Colour since becoming monarch

Louis joined his siblings for his grandfather’s first ‘official’ birthday parade since becoming king

The Independent UK

The significance of Queen Camilla’s hat at King’s first Trooping the Colour

Camilla wore a red silk dress for her husband’s first official Birthday Parade

The Independent UK

Trooping the Colour 2023: Where and when to watch King Charles’ official Birthday Parade

The ceremony begins at 10am on Saturday (17 June)

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Lord Rothschild: ‘I loaned Lucian Freud £1,000 so the Krays wouldn’t cut his hand off’

As a vast wedding cake sculpture is unveiled on the lawn at his stately home Waddesdon Manor, Lord Rothschild, scion of the banking dynasty, talks art, gangsters, champagne magnums and giant teapots with Geordie Greig

Daily Record

King Charles' first Trooping the Colour will be 'spectacular' compared to previous years

The King has made some changes to the event which celebrates the sovereign's birthday.

Marie Claire

One royal family member has been dubbed the "secret weapon"

And it's not who you would expect...

Daily Record

Trooping the Colour - what and when is it and how can you watch?

The annual event falls on the Sovereign's birthday each year in June and this year's is Charles first as British Monarch.

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‘Some of the questions were devastatingly easy!’ – the University Challenge final reviewed by last year’s winners

Even though some starters for ten were painfully basic, this final was a corker – and incredibly poignant too, for Jeremy Paxman’s farewell

Daily Mirror

Most inbred royals of all time had rotting insides and were so ugly they scared wives

King Charles II of Spain suffered a number of ailments throughout his life due to 16 generations of inbreeding over hundreds of years as his family were hellbent on keeping power

Marie Claire

King Charles wants to avoid his grandchildren making the same mistakes he did, expert says

He wants them to 'have the confidence to marry whom they want'

The National (Scotland)

The new King could learn some lessons from Charles II

I believe that Charles, who is a keen student of royal history, could learn lessons from his predecessor Charles II.

The Independent UK

At this Westminster, King Charles is the spaniel sort

Britain’s King Charles III was crowned Saturday at Westminster Abbey

Daily Mirror

New Carolean era - the origin of the name, what it means and long history behind it

Now King Charles III has been coronated, the UK has entered a brand new era - but it's not the first time we've been in a Carolean age. We look back at its long history to mark the event

The Guardian - UK

It was ludicrous but also magnificent: the coronation stirred every emotion

Looking like a couple of elderly polar bears on tour, the ermine-cloaked majesties were the centre of a day that was huge and hideous, exquisite and sacred, all at once

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