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Shadow levelling up secretary Lisa Nandy said that something had 'gone wrong' following the arrests of six anti-monarchy protesters ahead of the King's coronation. Last night (Monday) the Met expressed 'regret' over the arrests which meant the demonstraters couldn't join the wider protests during King Charles' Coronation.
Like many royals before him, the newly crowned King Charles will have had many portraits done over the years. Common choices for artists include materials such as paint or graphite, but now one man has taken things to an entirely new dimension by creating a portrait of the King using his favourite sandwich spread.
Wigan Council has announced its Coronation event on Bank Holiday Monday will be cancelled due to the weather forecast.
The reign of King Charles and Queen Camilla begins in earnest on Sunday with street parties across the UK and an enormous serving of musical nostalgia in prospect at the Coronation Concert at Windsor Castle.
The Coronation of King Charles took place yesterday, as the world watched the crowning of the UK’s new king and queen. Charles and Camilla were joined by the royal family, politicians, world leaders and celebrities for the historic event at Westminster Abbey in London.
Gameshow host Stephen Mulhern has responded after viewers watching King Charles III's coronation did a double take. As all eyes were on the new king at Westminster Abbey, many couldn't help feel that they had seen the monarch's dazzling golden attire somewhere else.
The entire nation celebrated the coronation of King Charles III with a host of royal-themed events and street parties today.
A member of the clergy has admitted there were "one or two" hiccups during King Charles' coronation service. The Bishop of Chelmsford, Dr Guli Francis-Dehqani, said about the historic event that "there were one or two things that didn’t go strictly to plan."