King Charles III: An A-Z Guide To Royal Coronations In Briti

It has been 70 years since Britain has witnessed the coronation of a new monarch, but on 6 May 2023 King Charles III will officially have the crown on his head in a ceremony filled with pomp and tradition. From archbishops to Zadok the Priest, Nige Tassell takes us on an alphabetical tour through the history of the royal ritual in all its glory

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