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The Indian-origin leader and the first-ever Hindu incumbent of 10 Downing Street will himself play an active role in the ceremony at Westminster Abbey

SARAH VINE: For a few glorious hours, it was as though none of it mattered. Not the local elections, not Brexit, not the endless culture wars or the myriad worries that assail us daily.

Faith leaders and representatives of the Hindu, Sikh, Muslim, Buddhist, and Jewish communities processed through the Abbey ahead of the service, and House of Lords peers of Indian heritage handed over key regalia to the monarch during the ceremony

PENNY JUNOR: By loving him and supporting him, Camilla gave and continues to give Charles strength and confidence that he never had before.

Farmers like me have felt besieged for the past two decades, castigated by Nimby neighbours, trussed up in red tape and frequently targeted by animal rights fanatics.

JAN MOIR: So much will happen in the next 70 days. The snowdrops will have come and gone, Christ crucified and risen again, tomatoes and common sense once more returned to the shelves.

The A - Z of 2022, from Queen Elizabeth's funeral to Zelensky and Elon Musk's Twitter takeover

Editor's Note: This column was co-authored by Jake Scott, a political theorist and conservative writer, who lives in Birmingham, England.Earlier this week, Her Majesty the Queen, Elizabeth II, was laid to

King Charles IIIs era has now begun and the Elizabethan era has ended, but what will this new age under a new monarch be called?

The modest yet intense service articulated love for country, family, animals and all the things that make a life worth living