All news by author: Russell Myers

King Charles held a special ceremony at Windsor Castle, where he presented 150 Royal Navy personnel with Royal Victorian Order honours after the huge role they played in the late Queen's funeral procession

The Prince of Wales met survivors and bereaved families six years on from the tragedy as he heard Queen's Park Rangers football club is still supporting the local community

Prince William and Kate Middleton along with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis joined volunteers at the 3rd Upton Scouts Hut in Slough to help out renovating the building as part of the Big Help Out

Having finally taken the role he waited nearly his whole life for, Charles must immediately activate this same revolutionary approach if he is to cement his legacy, before it is too late

More than 18 million people in the UK tuned in to watch the ceremony on TV and thousands braced the rain to catch a glimpse of the newly crowned King and Queen

The Prince of Wales paid tribute to King Charles as he gave an emotional speech after the Windsor Castle concert tonight, telling his father his family is "so proud" of him

The Prince and Princess of Wales today met crowds of royal fans gathered on the Long Walk in Windsor, Berkshire and filled them in about how their children are coping after all the excitement

Prince William and Kate Middleton made a surprise appearance on the Long Walk in Windsor to chat to those waiting for tonight's star-studded Coronation Concert and to attend a street party - just hours after attending King Charles' historic crowning

The years of scandal and infighting that have plagued his family present the brand new monarch with the biggest challenge possible

The Coronation, a ceremony dating back to William the Conqueror in 1066, put Charles at the heart of the action for the first time after becoming the longest heir apparent in history

Flanked by his closest family, the monarch hosted a Buckingham Palace lunch for prime ministers and governors general of the 14 other British realms

Images show the inside of Westminster Abbey with all Coronation preparations and rehearsals being carried out ahead of the big day, which will see King Charles crowned

Prince William and Kate travelled on the Elizabeth Line for the first time this afternoon, as they took public transport to a pub to hear how London workers are preparing for the Coronation

Prince William and Kate Middleton took a ride on the Elizabeth Line into central London to visit the Dog and Duck pub in Soho, where they pulled pints and met local businesses ahead of the Coronation

Amazon indigenous leader Uyunkar Domingo Peas has flown into London from Ecuador to carry out the honour tomorrow, two days before the King’s official Coronation on Saturday

King Charles was seen full of smiles as he chatted at a garden party at Buckingham Palace with around 8,000 guests in plenty of sunshine ahead of the Coronation this weekend

Anne also talked about her brother’s suitability for the role of King and her sadness at losing their mother, while also mounting a passionate defence of the Royal Family.

A controlled explosion took place near Buckingham Palace after a man threw 'suspected shotgun pellets' over the gates before being quickly arrested by police

The new photos, taken by the Princess of Wales, show Charlotte relaxing in a white wicker chair ahead of her birthday on Wednesday

King Charles will follow tradition by wearing the glittering robes his mother, Elizabeth II, grandfather and great-grandfather wore at their coronations

Some of the famous faces who have scored invitation to the Coronation on Saturday have been revealed by Buckingham Palace - and they include the Geordie duo Ant and Dec, the magician Dynamo, singer Lionel Richie and Stereophonics frontman Kelly Jones

The ceremony will involve the Prince of Wales giving a heartfelt tribute to his father and step-mother in a speech addressing the concert, following music featuring rock royalty

Religious leaders sparked outrage saying those watching the coronation on TV can join the 2,000 in the Westminster Abbey congregation to swear allegiance to the King

Both Queen Elizabeth II and King George VI spoke to the nation hours after being crowned, but Palace insiders said Prince Charles had no plans to record a special broadcast message

Religious leaders behind this Saturday’s event say TV audiences here and around the Commonwealth can join the 2,000 in Westminster Abbey to swear allegiance in an 'Homage of the People'