King Charles was spotted smiling and waving to the crown while leaving Clarence House in London after a brief period of hospitalisation due to cancer treatment.

Following the celebratory resignation as announced to the world a few, rather healthy, years ago, uncrowning himself from the duties of the Royal frontline, was one Prince Harry. And pertaining to the fact that time on earth is momentary,

A recent investigation has shed new light on the immense private wealth held by King Charles III and Prince William, revealing how the two senior royals quietly control vast property empires through t

Every time King Charles goes on tour, the same claims get wheeled out – that he travels with some very kingly things like his own blood supply (true), his and Queen Camilla’s own booze (true – gin for him, shiraz for her) and toilet seat (sadly, not true).

Those who watch King Charles closely have seen an increase over the last little while in signals and royal symbolism in support of Canada as it faces repeated taunts from U.S. President Donald Trump about becoming the 51st state.

The King and Queen started their day in the north west and were welcomed by members of the local community in the Market Street area of the town. Young and old lined the streets to wave Union flags and cheered as the royal couple arrived.

Charles and Camilla stopped to say a special hello to English Cocker Spaniel Lily, whose owner Nadine Connor dressed her in a knitted crown for the occasion. The King and Queen began their three-day visit to the region on Wednesday and received a warm ...

King Charles III wearing the Imperial State Crown alongside Queen Camilla wearing the George IV State Diadem | Kirsty Wigglesworth – WPA Pool/Getty Images “Camilla definitely didn’t want to ...

Though the Commonwealth comprises historically British colonies, the grouping aims to work for democracy, human rights, on cultural and economic ties

It was a big day for James, Earl of Wessex's godfather, Alastair Bruce, on Tuesday as he was made a Companion of The Most Honourable Order of the Bath. The TV journalist and former senior officer in the British Army Reserves was honoured by King Charles in a ceremony at Windsor Castle alongside the likes of Sir Stephen Fry and Olympian Dina Asher-Smith.