Jacqueline Jossa 'strikes groundbreaking deal with EastEnders as she cashes in on major contracts' after reprising her role However, only a small percentage of these revenues is being given to charity. Internal duchy documents seen by the Guardian reveal how funds are secretly being used to finance the renovation of properties that are owned by the king and rented out for profit. Tiffany Haddish vows to 'get help' and 'learn balance and boundaries' after second DUI arrest in under two years We haven’t had the best history after that little war”, he joked, referring to the American Revolution, “but people still like the history. The theatre of it, the pomp and the circumstance.”

Bradley Cooper shares a laugh with Maestro co-star Carey Mulligan at 2023 Gotham Awards... before being honored with Cultural Icon and Creator Tribute A Nicole Young denies accusation that she 'rearranged her face', plastic surgeons reveal procedures that could have caused change His reward for that meet-and-greet had, it appeared, been instant: in the crowd one or two half-embarrassed cheers of “God Save the King” swelled to a tentative chorus of the revised national anthem. That interaction – when, if ever, had a member of the public felt able to plant a kiss on a monarch’s cheek? – seemed to have given a clue to the likely tenor of King Charles III’s reign. He’s waited too long, we know his flaws too well, for him to try to conjure too much of his mother’s stoicism and reserve.

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Electronic music duo The KLF launch surprise new care business in a bid to support their older fans and help 'ravers to the grave' Bradley Cooper is every inch the doting father as he affectionately holds his daughter Lea's hand while stepping out in New York City I'm A Celeb campmate Tony Bellew compares Sam Thompson to his children despite Made In Chelsea star being 31 as he asks to sit on the boxer's KNEE The Company of Pikemen and Musketeers process to the Royal Exchange. Photograph: Leon Neal/Getty Images Asked what drew Americans to watch a British monarch ascend to the throne, Anderson said: “History, isn’t it?”Treats for under the tree: Top 10 festive gift ideas that promise to be all THEY want for Christmas Unhappy King Charles is highly acclaimed for the way in which it captures the unique aspects of the English Civil War: the high rate of desertions, the difficulties of controlling regional troops, and the growing strength of the Parliament forces over the course of the conflict. In the autumn of 1642 the long foreshadowed clash between the English Parliament and the supporters of the Royal Prerogative was brought to a head. At Nottingham, before a generally uninterested audience, King Charles I (the "Man of Blood") raised the Royal Standard indicating all who took the field against him were traitors and rebels. Parliament sought to defeat the King militarily (or rather the King's evil counsellors for we are His Majesty's most faithful servants) so as to overturn the Royal Prerogative in matters of tax and defence. In so doing it had the support of by far the majority of the aristocracy, the merchant class and the anti-papists. The King's aim was to defeat Parliament and establish his control of funding so as to permit the full flowering of his (he thought) divinely sanctioned powers. Into this heady brew came Papists (seeking freedom of religion), Protestant sectaries, rebellious Irish nobles, Scots Presbyterians (fresh from victory in the Bishop's Wars) and many other parties. Fortunately for England, the great nations of Europe were otherwise engaged. EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Dunhill heir Piers Dunhill-Turner in bitter High Court battle with his old chum Charles Karsten

The death of Queen Elizabeth II and the accession of King Charles III is proclaimed in St James’s Palace. Photograph: Sean Smith/The Guardian Talk about the world's best job! A DOUGHNUT SCIENTIST reveals how she is creating a healthier future for bakery... There are lots of plans being put into place for the coronation of King Charles III. These plans have a special name - Operation Golden Orb. Nothing says coronation celebration more than bunting! There are many ideas online for crafting your own with fabric, paper or string. For instance Twinkl have some lovely coronation icon bunting to print along with various other free Coronation resources perfect for the celebrations in their Coronation Display Resources blog. John McLeish, chair of the Scottish Tartans Authority, said: “Our iconic national cloth has a distinct style and evokes deep feelings of belonging, making it the best-known and best-loved fabric in the world.

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However, under a custom that has its roots in the medieval period, two hereditary estates, or duchies, belonging to the royal family can collect bona vacantia from people who die in two regions in England. They also collect leftover assets owned by companies at the point they are dissolved. In some instances, the money has been spent buying log burners for properties owned by the king and rented out by his estate, or to pay surveyor, planning or architecture fees. A garden wall on a farm in Lancashire has been identified as eligible for an upgrade using bona vacantia. Jennifer Garner, 51, is effortlessly radiant while showing off her chic sense of style in TWO outfits as she steps out in New York City