King's Coronation: Order of service in full
The service is being conducted by The Most Reverend Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury in Westminster Abbey
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The service is being conducted by The Most Reverend Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury in Westminster Abbey
A group of central London schoolchildren are rehearsing for a “small yet significant” part of the ceremony rooted in hundreds of years of history.
LONDON - When King Charles is crowned at London's Westminster next month, scholars from the next door school will be the first to formally acclaim the new monarch by singing out Vivat Rex, just as they have done at coronations for more than three centuries. The current crop of 48 pupils from the prestigious, private Westminster School have been practising...
Forth-eight scholars from the prestigious Westminster School will be the first to formally acclaim King Charles as he is crowned at London's Westminster next month by singing out "Vivat Rex."
Forth-eight scholars from the prestigious Westminster School will be the first to formally acclaim King Charles as he is crowned at London's Westminster next month by singing out "Vivat Rex."