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King Charles' coronation: 8 women before Camilla who could have been queen - Vimarsana News

King Charles' coronation: 8 women before Camilla who could have been queen

The king is the subject of a new documentary on True Royalty TV titled “Charles and the Women Who Could Have Been Queen," which explores the royal’s quest to find a bride.

The 33 godchildren of King Charles all hoping for an invitation to his coronation - Vimarsana News

The 33 godchildren of King Charles all hoping for an invitation to his coronation

Among those keen to take part in what is set to be one of the most watched events of the year, are the monarch's 32 godchildren. We take a look at the group eagerly hoping for an invitation...

Fayette/Coweta Artists Wanted: Artist Call for 10th Annual Southern Hands Artist Studio Tour (SHAST) in November 2023 - Vimarsana News

Fayette/Coweta Artists Wanted: Artist Call for 10th Annual Southern Hands Artist Studio Tour (SHAST) in November 2023

Registration for artists to participate in the 10th Annual Southern Hands Artist Studio Tour is now open at SHASTour.com. Each year, on the second weekend in...

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Buckingham Palace accused of banning people from minority ethnic backgrounds from clerical roles - Vimarsana News

Buckingham Palace accused of banning people from minority ethnic backgrounds from clerical roles

Buckingham Palace accused of banning people from minority ethnic backgrounds from clerical roles The i 4 hrs ago Serina Sandhu © Provided by The i It remains unclear when the policy on hiring at Buckingham Palace changed (Photo: Reuters) The Royal Family has become embroiled in another race row after it was alleged that people from minority ethnic backgrounds were historically banned from taking up clerical roles at Buckingham Palace. It has now emerged that the Queen’s chief financial manager, Lord Charles Tryon, told civil servants in 1968 that “it was not, in fact...

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