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The address was delivered in Westminster Hall, where in 1649 King Charles I was tried on charges of treason and tyranny after the English Civil War.

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Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin will be moved from the royal residence in Edinburgh to the city’s St Giles’ Cathedral. Earlier, King Charles III addressed Britain’s Parliament for the first time as monarch.

A new report shows that while 94 per cent of Australian banks have a sustainability representative on the board, less than two-thirds are actively taking steps to create sustainable outcomes.

Charles faces challenge to convert outpouring of affection for his mother into enduring support for the institution

Charlotte City Council member James Mitchell said he still owns 25% of R.J. Leeper Construction. If that is true, Mitchell could be breaking state law by serving as a City Council member.

Tim Twentyman reports on inactives for Sunday’s Lions-Eagles matchup.

Political analysts said that respect for the queen and her devotion to Scotland could strengthen a union that has been under acute strain for more than a decade.

Two big announcements were made more or less at the same time a fortnight ago. They had to do with the return of Air Canada on scheduled twice weekly flights to Argyle and the bigger one, the decision by American Airlines to make daily calls, commencing in March next year. Daily scheduled Flights by American Airlines I am confident that the increase in American Airlines’ weekly flights will serve to …

When reporters pressed Mitchell for clarity on the situation Tuesday night after he was sworn into Charlotte City Council, he refused to answer.