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Zara Tindall's husband, former England rugby captain, Mike Tindall received a not-so-Royal welcome when he wasn’t recognised as a guest on the guest list at an art exhibition in London.The I'm a Celeb star, 44, arrived at the Clarendon Fine Art Gallery in London's Mayfair for an exhibition where the doormen had trouble recognising the royal, which led him to check the guest list. As the doorman checked for Mike on the list, the royal politely waited for the go-ahead and seemed to find the faux pas funny.

King Charles is reminding rail passengers across the country to “mind the gap” with a special royal safety message made for the Coronation weekend. Charles and Queen Consort Camilla have recorded an announcement which is being played between Friday and Monday at every railway station across the UK and all London Underground stations, industry body the Rail Delivery Group (RDG) said.

How well do you think you know King Charles III? Well it's time to put that to the test with our fun picture quiz! Below are a series of photographs snapped throughout Charles's life - and we want you to guess what year they were taken in. His Majesty is, of course, no stranger to the camera lens, having been in the global spotlight since his birth in 1948.

King Charles III's Coronation will mark a significant milestone in British history as he takes to the throne. His wife Camilla will also be crowned as Queen Consort during lavish ceremony at Westminster Abbey, with the Royal Family in attendance such as the Prince and Princess of Wales, Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis.

Princess Anne ‘confronted’ Camilla over her use of the Queen title during a tense Coronation dinner, Princess Diana’s dressmaker has claimed. David Emanuel alleged the Princess Royal told Camilla, "you're not Queen, you're the Queen Consort", during a meal with members of the Royal Family. Camilla has been referred to as Queen Consort since the death of Queen Elizabeth II in September last year.The late monarch expressed in her Platinum Jubilee message her "sincere wish" that Camilla be known as "Queen Consort" following the end of her reign.

King Charles, Prince William and other members of the royal family have arrived at Buckingham Palace for today’s festivities following another dress rehearsal at Westminster Abbey.Tomorrow, May 6, marks the King’s Coronation, but prior to the highly anticipated event, the monarch is holding a Realm Governors General and Prime Ministers Lunch.The prime ministers of Australia and New Zealand, the King of the Ashantis, and Canadian and Amazonian indigenous leaders at Buckingham Palace are believed to be in attendance. Before heading to the Palace, the heads of government visited UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak at Downing Street.

King Charles’ Coronation is nearly here, with excitement building across the UK and around the world. It is the first British Coronation of the 21st century - and the first in 70 years - since the King’s mother Queen Elizabeth II was officially crowned on 2 June, 1953. Buckingham Palace said Charles' big day would reflect the monarch’s role today and looking towards the future, while being rooted in long standing traditions and pageantry of the past.

Neighbourhoods around Great Britain will be tuning in to watch the crowning of King Charles and Camilla this weekend - but has your street been named after the Coronation? There are almost 500 roads and streets across the UK that have been royally named after the momentous occasion, including ITV’s Coronation Street.The world’s longest running soap has been a TV staple since the 1960s, and is said to be named after the Coronation of King Edward VII. And King Charles has even walked the famous Weatherfield cobbles, where he most notably popped into the Rovers Return and chatted with several other cast members.

King Charles' Coronation promises to be vastly slimmed down in comparison to Queen Elizabeth's three-hour ceremony in 1953, with a number of key moments and roles for senior royals having been written out. One of the most notable moments to be altered is the official homage by the Royal Dukes to the sovereign.The removal of the ceremonial position during the ancient service affects the likes of Prince Harry and Prince Andrew and leaves just Prince William fulfilling the role. A palace source previously revealed to The Sunday Times that Prince Harry will have no official role within his father's coronation on May 6.

After becoming monarch following the death of Queen Elizabeth II in September, King Charles has been busier than ever as he completes engagements not just across the country, but across the globe. However, he’s not the only person whose workload has changed since becoming King - Guy Ingle’s has too. As a King Charles lookalike, 62 year old Guy has spent decades impersonating the royal.

Prince William and Kate Middleton's trip on the tube this week showed the couple have a “telepathic connection”, according to a body language expert. The Prince and Princess of Wales took the Elizabeth Line for the first time on Thursday - travelling from Acton to Tottenham Court Road for a royal engagement in Soho. William, 40, and Kate, 41, paid a visit to The Dog & Duck pub - speaking to staff and patrons about the preparations for King Charles’ Coronation on Saturday.

As Prince Harry prepares to jet back to the UK solo ahead of his father, King Charles’ Coronation tomorrow, Saturday 6 May, it’s unlikely he’ll get a warm welcome from his older brother, Prince William.The two brothers have had a difficult relationship in recent years, but saved face back in September at the time of Queen Elizabeth II’s funeral as they engaged in several public engagements together. But, away from the public eye, Harry, 38, and William, 40, are far from friendly, with their last exchange being quite icy.The pair had a rather cordial conversation at the time as Harry and William made their way to their seats at the grandmother’s funeral alongside the respective wives Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton.

King Charles III's coronation promises to be one of the most extraordinary and memorable days in royal history. It will be the first time most of us have ever witnessed the coronation of a new monarch and the weekend promises to be packed with pomp and ceremony, tradition and emotion.

At 74, King Charles III is still fighting fit and is thought to diligently follow a military style fitness routine that keeps him in good shape.The King, who is gearing up for his coronation on 6 May, is thought to use the 5BX Routine, which is a super quick 11 minute fitness routine devised by the Canadian Royal Airforce.The exercise routine was designed to ensure that pilots could keep themselves fit wherever they were in the world and doesn’t require any equipment to complete. It is made up of five basic exercises (which is how it gets its’ name) - a warm up stretch, 20 push-ups, 20 sit-ups, 20 back extensions and running on the spot.The routine also suggests a warm up jog before getting started.

Earlier today, Kate Middleton and Prince William headed over to one of the oldest pubs in Soho, the Dog and Duck pub, where William was filmed having a go at doing some hard work behind the bar. William, 40, showed off his pint-pouring skills, or should we say lack of, as the royal admitted he is "better at drinking them”.

With King Charles’ Coronation set to take place at Westminster Abbey this weekend, people up and down the country will be celebrating the historic milestone. Whether you plan on watching the action unfold at home on TV or are preparing to see Charles crowned King on an outdoor big screen, chances are there will be some food involved. Sure you can head to the supermarkets to pick up some special Coronation snacks, but there’s a myriad of themed dishes to make at home.

EastEnders and Coronation Street are commemorating the King’s coronation in their Monday episodes. But will everyone be celebrating? As the big day begins in EastEnders, Linda and Alfie are decking out The Vic in red, white and blue ready for the coronation celebrations. Across Albert Square, the locals get into the festivities in the best way possible, with a special performance from Kim and Felix as Dusty Springfield.

Prince William and Kate Middleton got the tube to a swift pub visit this afternoon.The royal couple paid a visit to The Dog & Duck pub in London, speaking to staff and patrons about the preparations for Saturday's Coronation. Kate looked stunning in a long red coat atop a cream skirt, which she matched with white heels and a bag, while William cut a more casual figure than we're used to in a brown open blazer, unbuttoned shirt and navy trousers.The royal couple caught the Elizabeth Line for the fist time at Acton and went several stops to Tottenham Court Road to attend the engagement in Soho this afternoon, and looked more than happy to be travelling alongside several commuters.

Russell Crowe has claimed that he may be blacklisted from royal events, sharing that he wasn't one of the celebrities to 'get the call' inviting him to attend King Charles' upcoming Coronation.The Gladiators actor, 59, is no stranger to royalty and has met Prince William and Harry, while also spending an evening with Charles back in 2003, but may not have had his royal etiquette on point. And as preparations are well underway for the royal event, which will take place on Saturday and welcome stars such as Lionel Richie and Geordie duo Ant and Dec, Russell won't be heading for Westminster. Admitting that his last meeting could have been the reason for the lack of invite, the New Zealand-born actor has recalled calling both second-in-line William and his brother Harry 'mate'.

The Princess of Wales will be playing a key role this week for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis in the final run-up to the Coronation, according to former BBC royal correspondent, Jennie Bond. In what will be a busy and possibly overwhelming few days for the three young royals, the expert revealed that Kate will step into her "mother hen" role and make sure each of her children are feeling comfortable.

A man arrested outside Buckingham Palace on suspicion of possessing a knife and ammunition had asked to speak to a soldier before warning police to handle his rucksack carefully.The suspect was arrested at around 7.15pm on Tuesday when he allegedly began throwing shotgun cartridges over the palace gates. Speaking at a briefing for journalists ahead of the coronation, Metropolitan Police Deputy Assistant Commissioner Ade Adelekan said the man had initially asked police officers if he could speak to a soldier. When the officers said that was not possible, the man allegedly began throwing the ammunition, Mr Adelekan said.

Shortly after graduating from the esteemed Tante Marie Culinary Academy, Carolyn Robb found herself cooking for none other than King Charles. Following a nerve wracking interview and test run, Carolyn secured a job working as a chef at Kensington Palace where she worked between 1987 and 2000.

Dame Prue Leith will be hosting a party to celebrate the King’s coronation featuring a salmon pastry centrepiece stamped with a portrait of Charles in his honour. The Great British Bake Off judge, 83, said her coronation party is inspired by the idea of the coronation Big Lunch, inviting her family and friends to enjoy the celebrations together. The restaurateur and chef, who previously judged the Great British Menu, told Nick Grimshaw and Angela Hartnett of her plans on the Dish podcast.

Prince William and his youngest son Prince Louis were spotted leaving rehearsals ahead of the King’s Coronation this weekend. Dad-of-three William, 40, was snapped leaving London's Westminster Abbey today, Wednesday 3 May, with Louis, five, in tow. While it was only a rehearsal, the father-son duo still cut smart figures as William sported a blue suit and tie, paired with a crisp white shirt, while Louis wore a twill grid shirt.

The Duke of Sussex will arrive back on British soil in a matter of days to attend his father's Coronation at Westminster Abbey on 6 May. While very few details of his return have been released, it is expected that Harry will spend at least one night at his former home of Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor Estate.The Coronation comes after it was revealed King Charles had removed Harry and Meghan's right to keep a UK base at Frogmore Cottage on the Windsor Estate.

Queen Camilla’s rarely seen family have been spotted arriving at Buckingham Palace with just days left to go until she is formally crowned alongside her husband, King Charles. Camilla’s younger sister Annabel Elliot and grandchildren Gus and Louis Lopes arrived at Buckingham Palace on Tuesday, as the final preparations begin to get underway ahead of the historic ceremony.

The King and Queen Consort met Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer at a reception with MPs, peers and staff at Westminster Hall ahead of the coronation. Charles appeared relaxed as he shook hands with Mr Sunak and Sir Keir, who set party politics aside as they laughed and smiled with Commons Speaker Sir Lindsay Hoyle. Between 650 and 750 parliamentarians gathered in the hall for the reception, alongside staff from the House of Commons and the House of Lords.

A man has been arrested for throwing shotgun cartridges into the grounds of Buckingham Palace just days before King Charles’ Coronation is due to take place on Saturday.The attack took place at around 7pm this evening, with the royal residence soon cordoned off from the public in the wake of the attack. Officers at the scene reported that the man was also carrying a suspicious bag, with his belongings now being examined by specialist investigators.

Prince Harry is set to stay in his UK home for the "final time" over the Coronation weekend, according to reports. Harry, 38, is set to fly over to the UK for his father King Charles III's Coronation but his wife Meghan Markle will be staying in the US to look after their children.The Prince is thought to be staying at Frogmore Cottage during his trip, which was his and 41 year old Meghan's residence when they lived in the UK.This could be the last time that he stays there, as the couple have been requested to fully vacate the residence by this summer, in a move sanctioned by King Charles.

A row has broken out between Buckingham Palace and Lambeth Palace over the Archbishop of Canterbury's "misunderstood" plans for a public pledge of allegiance to King Charles during his Coronation.The Coronation will break from tradition with the Homage of the People being conducted by members of the public, rather than hereditary dukes and earls. However, the Archbishop's invitation to join in with this pledge of allegiance was understood by some to be a command, rather an invitation.