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King Charles coronation will reportedly have the "gravity and solemnity" of Queen Elizabeth IIs 1953 investiture but will be more "inclusive, relevant and less archaic."

HE was born to be king and certainly served a long apprenticeship for the role given his mother’s remarkable 70-year reign.

BORIS Johnson sparked a mini constitutional crisis when he sought to use his resignation honours list to award peerages to sitting MPs such as…

From Spain to Sweden, Kings and Queens remain as the head of state, is this a paradox for liberal democracies?

<strong>Editorial:</strong> Britain deserves a debate on what form the crowning of the new king next year should take

THE main challenge to the future of the monarchy is the potential break-up of the union and it could be hard for King Charles to remain neutral in…

Monarch and supreme governor of Church of England to remain Defender of the Faith, but will speak about his commitment to multiple religions

The 74-year-old royal took the throne in September following the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth, but will formally be crowned in an official ceremony in May next year, and ahead of the occasion, the Crown Jewels centrepiece has been taken away for modification work

The St Edwards Crown - the centrepiece of the Crown Jewels - has been removed from the Tower of London in preparation for King Charles coronation, which will take place

Keir Starmer is right to want to reform the second chamber but the key question is how far to go