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Throwback to the first time King Charles III was pictured with the famous red dispatch box

King Charles III was photographed performing his official duties with the traditional red dispatch box, marking a significant moment shortly after Queen Elizabeth II's mourning period. These meticulously handcrafted boxes, a symbol of the monarchy's administrative nature, deliver vital state papers to the sovereign, ensuring continuous engagement with government officials.

The Times of India

Queen meets therapy dog on visit to school in Northern Ireland

Fane Street Primary School has children representing 45 different countries.

Evening Standard

'She Brainwashed Harry': Queen Camilla's Allegedly Brutal Private Insult About Meghan Markle Exposed

Meghan is reportedly planning a humble approach to Queen Camilla during a UK visit, hoping shared charity work can thaw tensions. Unconfirmed claims suggest Camilla once said Meghan 'brainwashed' Harry.

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Why Mandodari Is Among Hinduism’s Five Sacred Women

Most people remember Ravana as the mighty ruler of Lanka, but very few know the mysterious legend connected to his wife, Mandodari. Some ancient traditions say she was not born a princess, but was once a frog who sacrificed herself to save sages from poisoned milk. A curse later transformed…

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King’s visit to Ireland ‘good news’, Taoiseach says

The King’s mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, paid a state visit to Ireland in 2011.

Evening Standard

Quote of the Day by Queen Elizabeth II: ‘In times of doubt and anxiety, the attitudes people show in their daily lives, in their homes and in their work are of…’ British Monarch on positive attitude during hard times

Queen Elizabeth II’s 70-year reign as British sovereign was marked by her role as a symbol of stability and unity. Her 1974 Christmas broadcast emphasized that individual actions in daily life are crucial. These small, consistent attitudes create resilience and hope. Everyday choices uplift others and strengthen society. Collective resilience…

The Economic Times

King ‘graciously accepted’ invite to Ireland, Irish President says

Charles met Catherine Connolly on the first day of her three-day official visit to England.

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King Charles ‘graciously accepted’ invite to Ireland as Irish President visits Buckingham Palace

The late Queen Elizabeth II undertook a state visit in 2011

The Independent UK

This Week in History: From a Gestapo chief on trial to a tragic aviation mystery

Explore how major events between 18 and 24 May were captured on The Independent’s front pages

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Why Satyabhama Changed Krishna’s Biggest Decision

For centuries, people have asked one controversial question about Krishna. Why did he marry 16,108 women? Many heard the number. Very few understood the pain behind it. But hidden inside this story is another truth most people completely ignore the role of Satyabhama. A queen often remembered for beauty, but…

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Queen Camilla Has a "Secret Steely Nature" Behind Her "Sweet Smile," Says Royal Expert

"There's a ruthless streak to Camilla which she takes care to keep hidden from view."

Marie Claire

Lady Louise Steals Mom Duchess Sophie's Hat and Follows in Grandmother Queen Elizabeth's Footsteps

The young royal put her own twist on the outfit.

Marie Claire

Quote of the day by Queen Elizabeth: “Over the years, those who have seemed to me to be the most happy, contented and fulfilled have always been the people who have lived the most outgoing and unselfish lives.”

There are some quotes that immediately sound powerful because they are dramatic. Then others work differently. They feel quiet at first. Simple. Almost ordinary. Then, after reading them a second time, they begin to settle in your mind a little more.

The Times of India

King ‘greatly shocked’ by death of service person at Royal Windsor Horse Show

The soldier was part of the King’s Troop, Royal Horse Artillery, a spokesperson said.

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The Independent UK

King Charles ‘shocked and saddened’ by death of soldier at Royal Windsor Horse Show

The service person was part of the King’s Troop, Royal Horse Artillery and fell after exiting the arena

The Times of India

'He couldn’t stop blushing': When Queen Elizabeth II smiled at Prince Harry, his reaction said everything

A heartwarming photograph of Queen Elizabeth II beaming with pride at Prince Harry's 2006 military graduation is captivating social media. The image highlights their tender bond, with experts noting the Queen's affection and Harry's youthful demeanor. This touching moment, showcasing a proud grandmother, resonates deeply with royal fans amidst more…

The Guardian - UK

A legendary romantic retreat: explore Queen Victoria and Prince Albert’s Osborne

See how the royal couple celebrated birthdays, their children and each other in this Italianate Isle of Wight haven

The Independent UK

All the British and European designers Kate has worn in Italy during first solo trip in four years

The Princess of Wales delivered a masterclass in diplomatic dressing during her two-day visit to Italy

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Marie Claire

Royal Biographer Reveals "Mischievous" Queen Elizabeth's Rule-Breaking Moment That Says it All About Her Personality

Gyles Brandreth wrote of the late Queen's sense of humor and "teasing quality."

The Economic Times

Quote of the Day by Queen Elizabeth II: ‘Perhaps we make too much of what is wrong and too little of…’ - Why you must remain hopeful in difficult times, explained by the longest-reigning monarch in British history

Quote of the Day by Queen Elizabeth II suggests that dwelling too much on what is wrong in life can deepen negativity, as she once reflected in 1974. She emphasized that gloom tends to feed upon itself, making difficult times feel even heavier. Her message highlights the need to maintain…

The Conversation

In an ant colony, the queen isn’t in charge. So who is?

Imagine trying to build a house without a blueprint, find a shortcut through an unfamiliar city without a map, or govern a large organisation with no leaders and no meetings.

Marie Claire

Prince Philip Found Some of Queen Elizabeth's Biggest Interests "Infuriating" and Would "Race Back" Home After Doing His Royal Duties, Says Biographer

Gyles Brandreth wrote that King Charles and Queen Camilla actually "have more in common" than the late Queen and Duke of Edinburgh.

The Times of India

Queen Victoria's burial secrets: The hidden photograph of servant and final wish that stunned the royal family

When Queen Victoria died at Osborne House on 22 January 1901, the court expected a ceremonial end to a very public reign. What they got instead was a final act that felt startlingly private. Victoria had left detailed instructions for her burial, and among the most surprising were personal keepsakes…

Marie Claire

Queen Camilla's Style Might Be Different Than Queen Elizabeth, But She Keeps One Royal Legacy Alive

The first Buckingham Palace garden party of 2026 was proof.

Evening Standard

Camilla given fan from coronation portrait on visit to museum’s new exhibition

Camilla opened The Fan Museum’s new Monarchy exhibition in Greenwich as part of her role as its patron.

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