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28Apr

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Spotlight on King’s security as palace confirms US visit will proceed

Security measures for the much-anticipated visit to the United States by King Charles III this week are in the spotlight following the shooting ⁠at a dinner attended by President Donald Trump. Buckingham Palace said the four-day trip to ‌the United States by King Charles and Queen Camilla would go ahead as planned following the security scare involving Trump. "Following discussions on both sides of the Atlantic through the day, and acting on advice of government, we can confirm the ‌state ⁠visit by their majesties will proceed as planned," a palace spokesperson said. King Charles III is protected by an elite unit from the UK's Metropolitan Police force. (Getty) "The king and queen ⁠are most grateful to all those who have worked at pace ⁠to ensure this rem...

Queen Camilla reveals indecent assault as a teen for first time

Britain's Queen Camilla has spoken publicly for the first time about her personal experience of indecent assault, saying that speaking out was one way she could use her royal platform to shine a light on the epidemic of violence against women. Camilla, who has made fighting domestic abuse one of her signature causes, recalled fending off a man who attacked her on a train in the 1960s when she was a teenager. "I was reading my book, and you know, this boy, man, attacked me, and I did fight back,'' Camilla told the BBC. Queen Camilla has spoken for the first time about being indecently assaulted as a teen. (AP) "And I remember getting off the train and my mother looking at me and saying, 'Why is your hair standing on end?' and 'Why is a button missing from your coat?'...

King’s invite to Canada sends a message to Trump – and the world

AFP/Getty Images In his first move after his historic election win, Prime Minister Mark Carney invited the King to Canada A decade ago, a portrait of the British monarch caused a row in Canadian politics. Now, the King is being invited to deliver the Speech from the Throne. What's changed? In 2011, shortly after forming a majority Conservative government, Prime Minister Stephen Harper caused a national uproar when he sought to emphasise Canada's ties to the British monarchy. In one example, he replaced two artworks by a Quebec painter with a portrait of the Queen. Some rebuked the gesture as being out of touch with modern times. Canada has, throughout its 157-year-old history, sought increasing independence from the British monarchy, while still remaining a part of the ...

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