when King Edward I seized it and had it built into a new throne at Westminster Abbey in London. Though the legends are contested, some say it was originally the coronation stone of Kenneth ...

The other smaller 34 pieces were separated from the ancient artefact after its famous theft from Westminster Abbey in ... scan was made of the Stone ahead of the King’s coronation in 2023.

Westminster Abbey, the setting for King Charles III’s coronation, has been paramount for Britain’s royal family for nearly a millennium. In the 1040s, King Edward the Confessor built a stone ...

Why does it matter where the monarch sits during their coronation? Watch Dr Susan Jenkins ... to the destructive graffiti on the back of the chair by Westminster schoolboys and visitors to the Abbey ...

The mysterious inscription on the Stone of Destiny used in British coronations since the 13th century may have been solved. Also known as Stone of Scone, this ancient relic has been placed under the ...

The Stone of Destiny has been associated ... It was built into a coronation chair at Westminster Abbey and was used in the coronation ceremonies of kings and queens of England and, later, Great ...

A search is under way to trace up to 30 missing fragments of the Stone of Destiny - the ancient ... following its famous removal from Westminster Abbey in 1950 by nationalists students.

With a history which stretches all the way back to the 10th century, Westminster Abbey ... but also a place for the coronation and burial of monarchs. Since 1066, the abbey has been the setting ...