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The new King has offered his “warmest congratulations” to Scotland’s newest city as he said conferring the honour on Dunfermline in Fife would “gladden my dear mother’s heart”.King Charles III spoke as he formally conferred city status on the former town which was one of eight communities awarded the honour…

The new king visited the historic heart of Scotland, where kings such as Robert the Bruce are buried.

King Charles III and his wife Camilla, the queen consort, visited Scotland Monday in their first joint public engagement since the royal mourning period to remember Queen Elizabeth II ended. Large crowds turned out on the streets of Dunfermline in Fife, north of Edinburgh, hoping to get a glimpse of…

MANY months before it is likely to happen, the Coronation of King Charles III is already causing some questions to be asked.

Inspired by a book by Princess Diana’s brother, the actor is researching flight of Charles II from Oliver Cromwell’s troops

With the death of Queen Elizabeth, the country's second Elizabethan era comes to an end

After the pomp and pageantry of a grand state funeral, Queen Elizabeth II was laid to rest with her husband and parents in an intimate ceremony in Windsor away from media cameras. King Charles III and senior royal family members gathered late Monday for the private interment ceremony at St.…

The committal service took place at 4pm on Monday following the state funeral in London.

At the end of a state funeral watched by millions of people the world over, Queen Elizabeth was being brought home to her beloved Windsor Castle to be buried in a small chapel in a private ceremony.

The UK has experienced an unprecedented week following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II with a number of changes expected in the foreseeable future. This will include the nation entering a new era but what will it be called and why?

Not so long ago, the death of a monarch would have been a cue for outpourings of elegies and poetic commemorations. One might have thought the end of the second Elizabethan era would prompt something similar – but apparently not.