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How British imperial history shaped Charles III's coronation ceremony

The coronation ceremony Charles III is about to go through reflects how monarchy has developed since Saxon times, but it still carries many vestiges of Britain’s imperial past.

The Conversation

Return of the king: what can the movies teach us about the coronation?

Icy rejection in Welles’s Chimes at Midnight, Chalamet stripped to the waist, a swaggering Chris Hemsworth – which will Charles channel on Saturday?

The Guardian - UK

What to Expect From the Coronation Dress Code, According to Royal Experts

"It’s really remarkable to see how it has modernized..."

Marie Claire

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Delhi’s Coronation Park a neglected site of India’s colonial past

Visitors to sprawling site meant as memorial to British rule in the subcontinent get no help in understanding the space.

Al Jazeera

Raining molten wax, hungry peers and fainting guests: coronations of yore that went awry

Crowning a new monarch through the ages can descend into a farce and be bedevilled with last-minute disasters

The Guardian - UK

Riots, crown jewel mishaps and a banned queen among coronation troubles

At Queen Victoria’s coronation, an elderly peer caught his foot on his robe and rolled down the bottom of the steps in front of the throne.

The Independent UK

Vivat Rex! Pupils prepare to be first to hail King Charles at coronation

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.

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A landlord king: Charles lets out homes near Sandringham worth £75m

Analysis of property titles reveals extraordinary extent of royal footprint in north Norfolk

The Guardian - UK

Who owns and profits from the duchies of Lancaster and Cornwall? – timeline

Key dates in the centuries-old question of whether the duchies, and their profits, belong to the royals or the people

The Guardian - UK

How German is the royal family?

King Charles is in Germany for his first overseas state visit – which has given him the opportunity to dine with some of his more distant relatives.

The Week

Preparations to prevent collision at Queen’s 1953 coronation part of new display

Lambeth Palace Library is to stage an exhibition of coronation artefacts dating from the Middle Ages and including Elizabeth II’s ceremony.

The Independent UK

King Charles takes on new title previously held by Queen Elizabeth II

Appointment marks the continuation of ‘a long-standing tradition started in 1904’

The Independent UK

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle could become 'very unhappy and insignificant' warns expert

Royal author Tom Quinn has compared Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to former King Edward VIII and his wife Wallis Simpson, saying the Sussexes risk becoming 'insignificant' and 'unhappy'

Daily Mirror

People are just learning what the GR and ER postbox symbols actually mean

A number of people are only just figuring out why Britain's iconic red box postboxes often have different symbols on them, each one representing a distinct period in British history

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Unglamorous bridge over the River Tyne that has played a vital role for nearly 120 years

The King Edward VII Bridge was opened by the monarch himself in 1906 and has been described as “Britain’s last great railway bridge”

The Independent UK

Explosive memoirs haven’t brought down the royal family – but they’ve always hurt them

Prince Harry’s ‘Spare’ covers everything from drag-down fights to frostbitten genitalia, but he’s not alone in putting royal scandal to print, writes Katie Rosseinsky. In fact, he’s merely repeating the work of royal rebels before him, from Edward VIII to Princess Diana

The Conversation

The rich history of our love affair with luxury

In today’s world it could be said, to a certain degree, that even a relatively impoverished person engages with luxury, in some way.

Daily Mirror

Behind the scenes at royal Christmas - no tinsel, unusual meat and Yorkshire pud debate

Former royal butler Grant Harrold, who previously worked for King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla for seven year, has opened up about what he heard goes on behind the scenes as the royals celebrate Christmas

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The Independent UK

King praises Hockney’s beautifully chosen galoshes as he hosts national figures

The Order of Merit was created in 1902 by Edward VII to honour leaders in the arts, sciences, culture and military.

The Independent UK

Six leading national figures named as members of the Order of Merit

The Order of Merit was created in 1902 by Edward VII to honour leaders in the arts, sciences, culture and military.

Daily Mirror

Forgotten royal home that is 'haunted' by prince accused of being Jack the Ripper

York Cottage is a royal home located on the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk and was a favourite of the late Queen's grandfather - but if ghostly stories are to be believed, the house is not vacant

The New Daily

Palace rethinks plans for Camilla’s coronation crown

Buckingham Palace is reportedly rethinking its plans for Queen Consort Camilla to wear a controversial diamond at the upcoming coronation.

Daily Record

The Queen's peculiar name for her £50m diamond brooch and who owns it now

Lovingly gifted from her grandmother, it's the most valuable brooch in the world.

Daily Mirror

Queen's nickname for diamond brooch worth over £50 million and who owns it now

Lovingly gifted from her grandmother, it's the most valuable brooch in the world - the rare diamonds have a fascinating history as they were formed over one billion years ago, predating any life on planet Earth

Daily Mirror

Inside 'cursed' gothic mansion twice visited by royalty which has become 'unsellable'

Milner Field was built by an upwardly mobile family who's industry was booming but over the following decades the curse of the estate would be rumoured to claim a number of lives

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