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A history of royal dogs, from Queen Victoria to King Charles

King Charles III and Queen Camilla welcomed Beth and Bluebell to the Royal Family in 2017

Evening Standard

Queen’s coffin to be towed by 98 Royal Navy sailors during funeral - due to cold spell 121 years ago

During Queen Victoria’s funeral in 1901 the cold weather spooked the horses pulling the gun carriage

Evening Standard

Broken staff and a rope-pulled coffin, odd traditions for Queen's funeral

Royal funerals used to be held at night, and women were not allowed to attend

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Royal funeral customs and mishaps: a loyal dog, spooked horse and broken crown

Traditions, rituals and the occasional mishaps have shaped sovereigns’ funerals over hundreds of years.

The Independent UK

Fulfilling her destiny of lying in state in Westminster, the Queen passed into the monarchy’s 900-year history

Beneath the medieval roof of Westminster Hall, Elizabeth II was handed over by her family to the nation for her public farewell

The Guardian - UK

Why King Charles will get to celebrate two birthdays now he has taken the throne

The United Kingdom's Kings and Queens have been celebrating their birthdays twice a year in a tradition which dates back to 1748 - and it's all because the weather is nicer in June

Daily Mirror

Qld flag could change with new monarch

Queensland's state flag has changed to mirror crowns used on the Royal Cyphers of British monarchs, and the state government is checking the protocols.

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How can you attend the Queen’s lying-in-state ahead of her funeral?

Doors of Westminster Hall to be open 24 hours a day as thousands file past coffin

The Independent UK

King Charles: oldest new monarch ever. How will he handle his reign?

No heir has ever spent as long waiting to accede the throne. The future of the monarchy is in his hands – and he faces many tricky questions. Can he succeed?

The Guardian - UK

Patt Morrison: Can King Charles put Queen Elizabeth’s legacy behind him and craft his own?

It’s quicker to list the similarities than the differences in character and personality between Queen Elizabeth II and her successor, King Charles III, but despite the basic singularity of their shared destinies, it is not such a long list:

Los Angeles Times

Queen’s coffin to lie in state in keeping with historic tradition

The Queen’s coffin will be draped in a royal flag and guarded around the clock.

The Independent UK

Divorced, bewedded, died: What can we learn from the history of royal marriage?

The Windsors may be dysfunctional, but they’re not alone when it comes to instability, adultery and cruelty in royal marriages. Sean O’Grady has surveyed decades of unions, happy and otherwise, to see what we can learn from them

The Independent UK

Divorced, bewedded, died: What can we learn from the history of royal marriage?

The Independent UK

Queen's beautiful country home that once had its own time zone thanks to royal rule

Her Majesty The Queen visits the Sandringham Estate several times a year but the home once had its very own time zone after a rule was introduced by King Edward VII

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Queen's strict dinner rule that George, Charlotte and Louis can never break

There are many royal rules when The Queen hosts a state banquet, but she also has restrictions in place for when she eats with her family

Daily Mirror

Princess Charlotte's future royal title has only been held by seven people

Much like her brothers, Charlotte will get an important royal title one day - and the one in question has only been used seven times before

The Guardian - UK

£187m of Windsor family wealth hidden in secret royal wills

Contents of dozens of royal wills have been kept private by judges in special hearings closed to the public

The Independent UK

Trio convicted of role in theft of £3.5m tiara

The Portland Tiara and its associated brooch have never been recovered following the theft from a gallery in 2018.

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Hilarious reviews left by unimpressed American tourists after visiting Buckingham Palace

American's generally tend to love all things Royal but some were left bitterly disappointed when they saw where the Queen lives

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Karim Photo – A Rare Pic Of Queen Victoria’s Controversial, Favorite Butler ‘Munshi Abdul Karim

A rare photo of one of Queen Victoria’s favorite servants, Abdul Karim who she nicknamed ‘Munshi’ and caused controversy at the palace, is to go on sale.

The Independent UK

Smaller, cheaper, and more democratic: The future of the British monarchy

With Prince Charles’ long-held plan to slim down the monarchy set to be put in place when the time comes, Sean O’Grady explores what a King Charles III reign could entail

Manchester Evening News

The Queen's forgotten uncle Prince George - his life of scandal and the plane crash that took his life

The Queen's Uncle, Prince George was known as a 'Party Prince' and lived a scandal-filled life including numerous affairs, drug addiction and reports of illegitimate children.

Evening Standard

Let them eat cake! Serve up a Jubilee feast fit for the queen

Planning the tea party to end all tea parties this Jubilee weekend? Do it like they do at Windsor Castle, says Tom Parker Bowles

Daily Mirror

Five royal dogs who reigned before corgis and their personalities revealed

Royal historian Dr Ed Owenssheds a light on British canine history through the ages of the monarchy to the modern day, from Henry VII's lucky pet greyhound to Queen Victoria's loud dachshund

The Independent UK

‘The greatest thrill is playing at Wembley’: What the FA Cup final used to mean

As supporters return in full capacity for the first time in two years, the historical and cultural significance of the FA Cup final cannot be understated, writes Miguel Delaney, at a time when football’s communal values continue to be under threat

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