Thousands gathered in central London for King Charles III's official birthday celebration, the Trooping the Colour ceremony. The event featured a carriage procession, an RAF fly-past, and was attended by the Royal Family, though disrupted by 'Not My King' protesters.
Thousands gathered in central London for King Charles III's official birthday celebration, Trooping the Colour. The event featured a carriage procession, an RAF flyover, and was attended by the Royal Family, though disrupted by 'Not My King' protesters.
King Charles III's official birthday parade, Trooping the Colour, was held at Buckingham Palace and Horse Guards Parade. The event, a tradition since 1760, featured 1,400 soldiers and 200 horses. This year's parade drew attention as both King Charles and Kate Middleton are undergoing cancer treatment. The royal family, including Queen Camilla and the Prince and Princess of Wales' children, participated, while Prince Harry and Prince Andrew's families were absent. Anti-monarchy protesters also demonstrated.
Thousands gathered for the annual Trooping the Colour parade celebrating King Charles III's official birthday. The event featured a procession from Buckingham Palace, with the King and Queen Camilla in a carriage, and a Red Arrows flypast.
Britain celebrated King Charles III's official birthday on June 13, 2026, with the Trooping the Colour ceremony. This tradition, dating back to King George II, occurs in June regardless of the monarch's actual birth date to ensure better weather for outdoor celebrations. The event features over 1,400 soldiers, 200 horses, and 400 musicians, showcasing military precision and royal pageantry.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla attended the wedding of Peter Phillips, son of Princess Royal, to Harriet Sperling at All Saints Church in Kemble, Gloucestershire, alongside other royal family members, with the event coinciding with the Epsom Derby.
Betty Brown, 93, the oldest surviving victim of the Post Office scandal, received an OBE and told King Charles III it was a "dreadful thing" that "should never have happened". She urged the King to speak to the prime minister about bringing those responsible to justice.
King Charles III made a surprise, unannounced appearance at a sold-out performance of The Tempest at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, delighting the audience who scrambled for photos. He sat among regular theatregoers, not in a royal box.
Radio Caroline, a local radio station, mistakenly broadcast an announcement prepared for the death of King Charles III due to a computer bug. The incident caused panic among staff.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla conducted separate engagements in County Down, Northern Ireland. The King visited Newcastle, where he was splattered with bird droppings, and Queen Camilla met local businesses in Hillsborough, pouring a pint of Guinness.
King Charles III visited Golders Green, a hub of the British Jewish community, to express solidarity with victims of a recent antisemitic knife attack. The visit followed a series of hate crimes targeting Jewish institutions.
King Charles III visited Golders Green to support victims of last month's stabbings, expressing concern over rising antisemitism, and met with Jewish community leaders, responders, and well-wishers.
The UK Parliament held its ceremonial opening in London, featuring the traditional summons of lawmakers by Black Rod and a speech by King Charles III outlining the government's legislative agenda.
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer faces mounting pressure to resign with over 80 MPs urging his immediate departure. Meanwhile, ministers are grilled over the PM's future, and various policy debates unfold on social media regulations, asylum system integrity, and UK compliance with international law over the Iran conflict.
King Charles III presented the UK government's legislative agenda as PM Keir Starmer faces leadership challenges post-poor local election results, with market volatility reflecting political instability.
King Charles III will attend Parliament to deliver the speech outlining the government's agenda.
King Charles III will attend Parliament to deliver the speech outlining the government's agenda.
King Charles III to deliver speech outlining Keir Starmer's legislative agenda for second parliamentary session, focusing on economic growth, energy, and national security
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer's legislative agenda for the second parliamentary session includes over 35 bills, focusing on economic growth, national security, and EU ties.
Buckingham Palace considers whether King Charles III should proceed with the ceremonial state opening of parliament on Wednesday, as UK Labour leader Keir Starmer faces a leadership crisis following local election losses.
Police arrest a man who allegedly had a weapon and was threatening King Charles III's brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor near his Norfolk home on Wednesday evening, local time.
Caroline Wells will become the 30th Governor of Tasmania after receiving formal approval from King Charles III, replacing Barbara Baker AC.
Caroline Wells will become the 30th Governor of Tasmania after receiving formal approval from King Charles III, replacing Barbara Baker AC.
Caroline Wells will become the 30th Governor of Tasmania after receiving formal approval from King Charles III, replacing Barbara Baker AC.
