King Charles I of England, executed on 30 January 1649, was canonised by the Church of England in 1662 as a martyr and a saint.
Saint Charles the Martyr
King Charles I of England, executed on 30 January 1649, was canonised by the Church of England in 1662 as a martyr and a saint.
Monaco celebrated the arrival of the princely twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella on 10 December 2014.
Queen Elizabeth II's Christmas Broadcast, or the Queen's Speech, was broadcasted throughout Great Britain and the Commonwealth on 25 December 2014.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's successful New York visit, Monaco welcomes Princely twins, Belgium farewells Queen Fabiola and more.
A new twist regarding King Richard III's DNA, controversial plans regarding Prince Charles' coronation, Queen Margrethe II of Denmark visits London to celebrate a special anniversary and a royal visit to France.
Monaco prepares for the birth of princely twins, a new documentary on the Queen's visit in 1954, Leicester Cathedral's King Richard III Appeal, and more.
Princess Anne's Canadian visit, Spain's King Felipe and Queen Letizia's official visits to Luxembourg and Belgium, Vice Regal tweets, and more.
We're back with more royal news, including Remembrance Day services, Prince Charles' tribute to Molly Meldrum, a royal wedding in Sweden and Prince Edward visits Australia.
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