King Charles pledges to follow Queen Elizabeth's 'shining example' in Northern Ireland

King Charles III gave royal fans a wave as he ventured out in Balmoral with Camilla, Queen Consort. The new King, 73, and his wife, 75, made their way to a Sunday Service on the estate, both still wearing black as the royal mourning period carried on until today, a week after Queen Elizabeth II 's funeral.

King Charles has arrived at the Palace of Westminster for the Queen's state funeral at Westminster Abbey. Charles and William, Prince of Wales arrived in one vehicle, while Harry, Duke of Sussex and Peter Phillips emerged from the car behind.The King and members of the royal family arrived at the Palace of Westminster after driving the short distance from Buckingham Palace.

Queen Consort Camilla has been nursing a broken toe while carrying out ceremonial duties following the death of Queen Elizabeth. The 75-year-old royal is said to be in "quite a lot of pain" but has ignored her discomfort to be by the side of her husband, King Charles, as they toured the UK meeting well-wishers and carrying out official duties over the week since her mother-in-law passed away at the age of 96. A source told the Daily Telegraph newspaper: “She is in quite a lot of pain but she is just getting on with it.

death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II — and it appears to be taking a toll on his hands. New photos show the 73-year-old monarch’s palms looking red, raw and chafed after seven straight days of shaking hands with citizens. The snaps were taken in Cardiff, Wales, on Friday as the new king greeted fans outside Llandaff Cathedral following a “Service of Prayer and Reflection” for the late Queen.

King Charles III is seemingly frustrated.

The details for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II have been revealed as the nation prepares for a final farewell.The UK will say goodbye to the monarch, who has reigned for 70 years, on Monday with proceedings to start at 8am as the doors of Westminster Abbey will open. Those attending the event will be representatives from the home nations and heads of state from overseas including American President Joe Biden who has previously confirmed that he will be attending.

King Charles is taking a day of “contemplation” amid the exhausting schedule of public engagements and formal ceremonies in the wake of his mother’s death. The new monarch, 73, retired to his Highgrove estate on Wednesday evening (14. 09.

The Queen Consort has made a sweet tribute to her late mother-in-law as she joined the royal family to receive her coffin at Buckingham Palace . Camilla made a statement with her choice of jewellery, wearing a brooch that held special significance to the late Queen . Dressed in traditional mourning black, the 75 year old wore a diamond and turquoise shamrock brooch, which is thought to have special ties to the late monarch.

King Charles III is at odds with a pen. The monarch visited Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland on Tuesday, alongside his wife, Camilla, Queen Consort, and experienced a small hiccup while signing the castle’s guest book.

King Charles III has been defended by royal fans after a video surfaced in which he told his aides “I can’t bear this bl**dy thing” after a pen he was using seemed to leak. The King was at the royal residence of Hillsborough Castle in Co Down in Northern Ireland, when ink appeared to drip from the pen as he tried to sign a book. On Tuesday, the King visited Northern Ireland on the latest leg of his royal tour of the four nations following the death of his mother, the Queen.

King Charles III is at odds with a pen. The monarch visited Hillsborough Castle in Northern Ireland on Tuesday, alongside his wife, Camilla, Queen Consort, and experienced a small hiccup while signing the castle's guest book.In video obtained by CBS News, Charles asks others in the room the date and seems surprised to learn his guess was a day off.He shook off that moment quickly, but when he stood up and handed Camilla the pen he'd just been using, his wife informed him, «Oh look, it's going everywhere.»«I can't bear this bloody thing!»: King Charles' signing ceremony at Northern Ireland's Hillsborough Castle made one thing clear – even royalty can't escape the frustration of an inadequate pen.

Loving support and sympathy has been shown to King Charles III after he wrote the wrong date down and then lost his temper with leaky a pen during his visit to Northern Ireland.