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King Charles’ Coronation will see the Stone of Destiny return to England for the first time in more than a quarter of a century. The stone, which is to play a key role in the historic royal ceremony, is to be transported under tight security and placed beneath the Coronation Chair at Westminster Abbey. It will be the artefact’s first outing south of the border since it was officially returned to Scotland after 700 years in 1996 by then prime minister John Major.The Stone of Destiny is an ancient symbol of Scotland’s monarchy, used for centuries in the inauguration of its kings.

Queen Consort Camilla has been immortalised in a waxwork statue unveiled at Madame Tussauds ahead of King Charles’ Coronation. The statue - which has an incredible likeness to the 75 year old royal - will stand alongside Charles, Prince William, Kate Middleton, the late Queen and Prince Philip in a replica Throne Room at the London attraction.

Princess Anne has been given a starring role in the King's Coronation in honour of her loyalty over the years. King Charles' sister, Anne, Princess Royal, 72, will be in the procession as the prestigious "Gold-Stick-in-Waiting", a position historically handed to a person entrusted with the personal safety of the sovereign.

We’re all living through a historic event - King Charles III and Queen Camilla will be officially crowned on 6th May. Few people are letting the day go by without a bit of a fuss - on top of street parties, later pub opening times, and Charles and Camilla’s faces appearing on tea towels, quite a few food and drink products have enjoyed a limited edition regal makeover. Just as Christmas food tends to consist of pigs in blanket-themed grub (I tried it all here), Coronation edibles tend to feature Coronation chicken and crowns - makes sense.

The Royal Family is to be shown in previously unseen personal moments as part of a new BBC documentary. A clip of the King flying solo is also among the footage to be aired in Charles R: The Making of a Monarch, which will tell his story as heir to the throne in his own words.

Royal fans have been left furious after being told they were successful in getting Coronation Concert tickets - only to find all had sold out. There was chaos on Tuesday after Ticketmaster sent out a confusing email to people who had entered the ballot to win the golden tickets to the huge show - which will be staged in the grounds of Windsor Castle on Sunday 7 May to celebrate the crowning of King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla.

A life-sized bust of King Charles has been made from more than 17 litres of melted Celebrations chocolates amid the build-up to the Coronation. The bust – which weighs over 23kg and took four weeks to create – was designed by an expert team of chocolatiers and model makers who carefully planned how to make the profile view of Charles look as close as possible to the image of him which will soon grace stamps, coins and banknotes.

Britons can expect to enjoy "dry and mild weather" over the coronation weekend, the Met Office has said.The King’s coronation is less than two weeks away, with street parties planned across the nation. For those looking to be outside over the long weekend, Met Office press officer Grahame Madge said that they can expect "fairly settled conditions".

King Charles is "much calmer" thanks to having his wife, Camilla, Queen Consort by his side, a royal expert said. As his coronation fast approaches, King Charles could be feeling "anxious" ahead of the huge historical event, despite being in training for years and knowing he was heir to the throne since he was just three years old.

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex has allegedly been phoning his father King Charles for "reassurances" ahead of next month's Coronation, with the "seating plan" topping his list of concerns.The 38 year old's presence was confirmed for the event earlier this month, although his wife Meghan Markle and their two children, Archie and Lilibet, will remain in the at their home in the USA. According to The Mirror's Russell Myers, who spoke to Sky News Australia, "homesick" Harry "does miss his family" despite the whirlwind of controversy that's been tailing him since the release of his Netflix docuseries, and will be keen to massage some bruised relationships. "It's very hard to see how that marriages up with his attitude," warned Myers.

The King's Coronation will offer a surprising romantic side to His Majesty's personality when we hear some of the compositions at the main service over the special Coronation weekend. Patrick Doyle has been commissioned for the King Charles III Coronation March, which is among 12 new compositions for the ceremony.

Meghan Markle made a virtual appearance at her friend’s TED talk after it was suggested that the former Suits actress wasn’t going to King Charles’ Coronation over a letter she penned two years ago. The Duchess of Sussex, 41, appeared in a video at Misan Harriman’s TED talk where she introduced her friend, who is a photographer, entrepreneur and social activist. Appearing to film from her home, Meghan ditched her usual bouncy blow dry for a poker straight look and centre parting.

King Charles has not invited Sarah Ferguson to the Coronation ceremony on May 6 - but do YOU think the Duchess of York should attend the historic event? The former sister-in-law of the King will be watching the crowning of Charles and Camilla at Westminster Abbey on TV after being shunned from the invite list.This means Fergie, 63, will not be seated next to her daughters, Beatrice and Eugenie, who are 10th and 11th in line to the throne. Instead, Prince Andrew’s former wife has been handed a key role as a “VIP attendee” at the Coronation concert at Windsor Castle the following day.

British pop star Paloma Faith will reportedly be performing at King Charles' Coronation concert, which will be held the day following the historic occasion.The singer, 41, will apparently be joining Katy Perry, Take That, and Lionel Richie in performing at the concert, which will be held on Sunday 7 May at Windsor Castle, with 10,000 viewers set to attend, five thousand of which will have been selected through public ballot.The concert will be televised, meaning that those who aren't lucky enough to attend will still be able to watch the talented performers from their own homes. And it has now been reported that Paloma Faith will be joining the previously announced performers.

Prince Harry won't "hang around" and will be "in and out in a flash" at King Charles' Coronation in May, according to former Royal butler Paul Burrell. The Duke of Sussex, 38, is set to attend his father's crowning on 6 May in London while wife Meghan Markle, 41, remains in California with the couple's two children, Archie, three and Lilibet, one. Harry's trip to the UK to see the Royal Family will be very brief and he might not even see his father Charles, 74, or brother Prince William, 41, during his short say, according to Paul, who was Princess Diana's butler.

Meghan Markle has said it's "frankly ridiculous" to suggest she is missing King Charles' Coronation over a letter she sent the monarch two years ago. The Duchess of Sussex, 41, reportedly sent a letter to father-in-law Charles, 74, following she and husband Prince Harry's bombshell interview with Oprah Winfrey in 2021.The letter is said to have regarded the alleged unconscious bias in the monarchy - in it, naming the individual accused of speculating about her unborn son Archie's skin colour, but went on to claim the person wasn't racist.

Much has been made of the clash between King Charles' Coronation and his grandson Prince Archie's fourth birthday on May 6, with many questioning whether it would have any baring on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's attendance at the service. While it has since been confirmed that Prince Harry will travel back to Britain on his own for the ceremony, some have wondered how Meghan Markle will mark her son's special day back home in California. As so little is publicly known about Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, well-wishers can only guess how they will celebrate the day based on details previously revealed in the couple's self-titled Netflix documentary series.

When it comes to putting on a show stopping event, Liz Taylor knows a thing or two about creating an occasion to remember.Throughout the years, Liz, 66, has built an extremely successful career throwing parties of all sizes for the rich and famous, organising events for the likes of former Coronation Street star Catherine Tyldesley, Gary Barlow and Ruth Langsford. In fact, Liz has even worked with the royals numerous times, having met King Charles III and Prince William at different events. Naturally then, when it comes to advice on hosting a Coronation get together, she has the ultimate party planning tips, from extravagant affairs to ideas that won’t break the bank.

Kate Middleton will have a "level of coordination" with what she wears to the King's Coronation that won't "outshine" The Queen Consort, a royal expert has said. On the day of the King's Coronation, the royal family will be dressed to impress in their finery, something which would have been planned to the smallest of details, including keeping in line with what others are wearing. And Kate, who is often heralded for her stylish and appropriate fashion choices, is expected to have an outfit that has been "very thought through|" for the big day.

On Saturday, 6 May 2023, King Charles and his wife, Queen Camilla, will be finally crowned at Westminster Abbey. "The ceremony will see His Majesty King Charles III crowned alongside The Queen Consort.The Coronation will reflect the monarch’s role today and look towards the future, while being rooted in longstanding traditions and pageantry," Buckingham Palace said in a statement.The ceremony will be followed by a glitzy Coronation concert on Sunday 7 May at Windsor Castle.

Camilla, Queen Consort, is the most senior female member of the royal family - and will become our fully-fledged Queen at the coronation of King Charles III. She will be crowned with a recycled Queen Mary's Crown, with the controversial Koh-i-Noor diamond removed, and several pieces from the late Queen Elizabeth II's personal jewellery collection added. All this pomp and circumstance is, of course, a far cry from her days of being merely 'The Other Woman'.

The Queen Consort’s younger sister Annabel Elliot will have a formal role during the coronation as a Lady in Attendance. Camilla, 75, will be supported by Annabel, 74, and another Lady in Attendance, Fiona, 68, the Marchioness of Lansdowne, who was named as a Queen’s Companion last November.The Queen Consort will be crowned alongside the King during the May 6 coronation service, and will also have four Pages of Honour who will perform roles alongside the Ladies in Attendance.The schoolboys are her three grandsons, twin boys Gus and Louis, aged 13, by her daughter Laura Lopes, and 13-year-old Frederick, by son Tom Parker Bowles, and her great-nephew, Arthur Elliot, 10, Mrs Elliot’s grandson.

The Queen Consort’s coat of arms has been updated to reflect her husband becoming King. Camilla’s coat of arms was first granted by the late Queen in 2005 to mark her 58th birthday that year, but now has new elements befitting the wife of the monarch.The College of Arms outlined the changes in its April newsletter: “At Buckingham Palace on February 21, His Majesty The King granted arms to Her Majesty Queen Camilla by Warrant.

King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla's Coronation is just around the corner, taking place at Westminster Abbey on Saturday 6 May, followed by a procession back to Buckingham Palace. As the days go by, we’re finding out more and more about the event, including all of the royal roles that both the adults and children will be undertaking, plus some of the traditions that have been broken for the first time in years.

Queen Consort Camilla will be "absolutely terrified" on Coronation Day because she will want everything to go to plan, her former butler has claimed. The 75 year old royal is not in the relationship with King Charles for the pomp and ceremony and would rather be doing something else, according to Grant Harrold.

After becoming King following the tragic death of his mother Queen Elizabeth II in September, King Charles III is gearing up to be crowned during his coronation ceremony later this month. The historic event will take place on 6 May and will be the first coronation to take place in the country since the 1953 coronation of the late Queen Elizabeth II.

The Queen’s bridesmaid Lady Pamela Hicks has not been invited to King Charles's coronation, her daughter India Hicks has said. In a post on Instagram, the designer and former fashion model revealed that Buckingham Palace had told her mother that she would not be invited to the coronation due to their decision to slim down the guest list. She said that the Palace rang her mother to give her the news.

Sarah Ferguson admitted that she couldn’t “have it both ways” and attend the upcoming Coronation following her 1996 divorce from disgraced royal Prince Andrew.The Coronation of King Charles and the Queen Consort, Camilla, is now just two weeks away, and after much speculation, it was confirmed that Prince Harry would be in attendance as Meghan Markle stays in the US with their kids. Fergie, who married The Queen’s second eldest in 1986, will not be attending the massive event but doesn’t seem too cut up about the revelation.The Duchess of York, 63, appeared on Good Morning Britain on Thursday to discuss the upcoming procedures and her omission from the plans.

Prince Harry is said to have issued a series of demands ahead of the King’s Coronation in light of the once senior royal accepting his father’s invite Earlier this month it was confirmed that the Duke of Sussex will be flying over to the UK from America to attend King Charles’ highly anticipated Coronation, but without his wife Meghan Markle in tow. The former Suits actress is believed to have been invited to the affair, but has opted to stay stateside to look after her and Harry’s young children, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet.

As the countdown to King Charles' Coronation rapidly enters its final few weeks, questions are still being asked over what role Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis will play on the day. While their elder brother will be taking on a key job as a Page of Honour to The King, former BBC Royal Correspondent Jennie Bond imagines the Prince and Princess of Wales' daughter will be tasked with another important job.