To Kill a King The country prepares for the unprecedented trial of the king, which sees Charles I and the Lord President John Bradshaw become embroiled in a battle of wills. Charles I: To Kill a King: ...

Pope Francis meets King Charles and Queen Camilla ... This decision follows royal precedent: Upon the death of Pope John Paul II in 2005, then-Prince Charles represented his mother Queen Elizabeth ...

Here's the major royals who didn't attend the service, and why… One of the biggest names absent from the funeral was Britain's King Charles, who had previously been at the funeral of Pope John ...

The 42-year-old future king arrived in St. Peter’s Square just after 9:30 a.m. local time. REUTERS Charles attended the last state funeral of a pope, Pope John Paul II in 2005 in place of his ...

In October this year, for example, the Daily Beast reported, “When King Charles III ascended the throne, most people expected he would live as long as his mother (96) or father (99). Since his ...

King Charles had quite a peculiar reaction the first time he saw a very common kitchen item most of us use, according to a royal author. Author Tom Bower spoke about the monarch's first time ...

King Charles has issued a message to the people of Canada following a deadly attack in Vancouver on Saturday. The King said that he and Queen Camilla sent their “deepest possible sympathy ...

Royal summers are spent at Balmoral, but before the King Charles clocks off for a restful break, he’s got some serious hosting to do - including a party with 7,000 guests! On Thursday ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla were ... The decision was in keeping with modern tradition: Charles as the Prince of Wales went to Pope John Paul II's funeral, representing his mother the late ...

In 2005, then-Prince Charles went to Pope John Paul II’s funeral solo — even ... as he had to attend on behalf of his father, King Charles III, and the rest of the British royal family.