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'The Crown’ returns to blur the line between royals, fiction

“The Crown” returns Wednesday after a two-year absence from Netflix

The Independent UK

New Season of 'The Crown' Set to Air after Backlash

The latest season of "The Crown" hits the small screen next week, with streaming giant Netflix adding a disclaimer after a furor over untrue storylines. Series Five, which airs on Wednesday just over two months after the death of Queen Elizabeth II and the accession of her son King Charles…

Asharq Al-Awsat

Mary, Queen of Scoffs: jailed monarch ate only the best, papers reveal

Newly discovered official accounts show that, while a prisoner of Elizabeth I, her cousin lived a life of luxury

The Guardian - UK

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British Citizenship exam questions Meghan and Harry 'struggled' with - take the quiz

Meghan Markle claimed the British Citizenship test was 'so hard' even Prince Harry couldn't help her, but how tough are the questions - and could you pass the test?

Daily Mirror

Terrified Queen 'saw ghost' at Windsor Castle - and she's not the only one

Windsor Castle has long been said to be the UK's most haunted royal residence as there have been reported sightings of everyone from King Henry VIII to Queen Elizabeth I

Daily Mirror

Antique's Roadshow Hilary Kay delighted with 'never before seen' Elizabethan textiles at Wollaton Hall

She praised the 'incredible condition'

Nottingham Post

Antiques Roadshow uncovers 500-year-old Tudor sleeve sewn by Elizabeth I

The find was made in Nottingham

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Antiques Roadshow expert floored to discover guest's item is rare Tudor clothing

Antiques Roadshow expert Hilary Kay described the rare Elizabethan clothing find as 'exceptional' as the BBC show came to Wollaton Hall in Nottingham

Daily Mirror

Judi Dench is right about The Crown: the truth counts. But it’s not everything

The actress suggested that the drama should carry a health warning about its imperfect connection to reality

The Guardian - UK

What The Crown trailer tells us about season 5 and Princess Diana

Netflix has dropped a trailer for The Crown's controversial season 5 and it foreshadows the fate of Princess Diana. Here's what the trailer tells us to expect.

ABC News

Why classical conductor 'Tár' was the most terrifying role of Cate Blanchett's iconic career

Cate Blanchett has played her share of formidable characters, rulers who could bring mere mortals to their knees with a single icy stare: Queen Elizabeth I in "Elizabeth," Galadriel in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, the goddess Hela in "Thor: Ragnarok."

Los Angeles Times

King Charles' royal cypher revealed which will feature on post boxes and passports

The monogram will become a familiar sight throughout the monarch's reign.

Daily Record

The true meaning of the imperial state crown

Brief letters: Emperor Henry VIII | Chilling debate | Biden bins the bus | Wiggle v wriggle | Malevolent wally

The Guardian - UK

Westminster Abbey has witnessed nearly a millennium of British history – but many rituals, like those at royal funerals, aren’t so old

The royal funeral for Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey on Sept. 19, 2022, was a public ceremony on a truly global scale. In the days before, long snaking queues of mourners waited to file past her coffin as it lay in state in Westminster Hall. Hundreds of the world’s…

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Wales Online

What era are we in now? What is the King's era called now that the second Elizabethan era is over

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

Nottingham Post

What ER stands for as it is set to be changed to CR following Queen's death

It is seen on postboxes and police helmets

The National (Scotland)

Council slated for lighting up Wallace Tower in Union flag colours

COUNCIL chiefs have been criticised for lighting up the Wallace Tower in Ayr in honour of Queen Elizabeth.

Wales Online

What does ER stand for and will it be replaced with CR?

Seen on postboxes, police helmets and many other things, the royal cypher will change

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Daily Mirror

Watch Queen's funeral live: Nation comes to standstill to pay respects

The Queen's funeral at Westminster Abbey is expected to be the world's most watched broadcast of all time as up to 4.1 billion people tune in to watch the hour-long ceremony, which is due to start at 11am

Evening Standard

The Queen’s portraits - how countless artists have made an icon of a figurehead of state

Her face has imbued our cultural consciousness since she was a child

Manchester Evening News

Who else is buried at St George's Chapel in Windsor Castle?

The Queen's mother, father and sister, King Henry VIII and his wife Jayne Seymour have all been interred at St George's Chapel, the final resting place of Queen Elizabeth II

Daily Mirror

Can I attend the Queen’s funeral, is it free and where is the procession?

Along with high profile guests, there will be plenty from the public who will want to pay their respects to the country’s longest serving monarch during the Queen's funeral

The Independent UK

The significance of Westminster Abbey, where the Queen’s funeral service is taking place

The monarch had close connections to the church – a focal point during times of national celebration and sadness

Daily Record

The Queen may have been above us by tradition but in reality she was alongside

Gordon Brown shares his thoughts on a remarkable sovereign whose life was dedicated to duty and service to her people.

The Conversation

Silence of the poets – has an ancient tradition of commemorative verse died with the Queen?

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.

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