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By: Karla Adam
The Washington Post sat down for a talk with Britain's premier chronicler of court life, Valentine Low about what goes on behind the scenes of royal life.
By: Karla Adam, William Booth
Among the many things King Charles III has inherited from his mother is the ultimate responsibility of dealing with his estranged son and disgraced brother.
By: Karla Adam, William Booth
Sustainable. Inclusive. Scaled-down. King Charles III’s coronation choices preview how he may try to appeal to those who are apathetic about the monarchy.
By: Karla Adam
Royal fans have descended on London from all over the world, carrying tents and cardboard cutouts of Charles and an impressive array of homemade crowns.
By: Karla Adam, Mary Jordan, Júlia Ledur
How much do you know about the properties and other assets owned by the king, the royal family or the Crown?
By: Karla Adam, Ellen Francis, William Booth
King Charles and Queen Camilla's coronation will take place at Westminster Abbey on May 6, followed by a parade through London.
By: William Booth, Karla Adam
After the longest wait ever, King Charles III finally sat on his Coronation Chair, above the Stone of Destiny, while a heavy crown was fitted upon his head.
By: Karla Adam, Samantha Chery
A taxi driver who picked up Prince Harry and Meghan Markle after they sought refuge in a New York police station from paparazzi has said the couple were “quiet and seemed scared” in the back of his cab as they were pursued.
By: William Booth, Karla Adam
Harry says it is his mission in life is to change tabloid culture, which he believes not only pollutes the lives of media consumers, but is responsible for his own rift with the royal family.
Attitudes about migration levels have changed dramatically since the 2016 Brexit vote. It is no longer the salient issue that it once was.
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