Well-wishers turn out for King and Kate at Sandringham
Supporters brought flowers and gifts for King Charles and Catherine as they made their way to the annual Christmas Day service at Sandringham, after a difficult year for the royals.
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King pays tribute to healthcare workers in Christmas speech
King Charles gave his speech from a former hospital chapel in central London in a tribute to the healthcare workers who supported the royal family during a difficult year.
King’s speech breaks royal tradition
King Charles is scheduled to make his annual Christmas speech from a former hospital chapel, in a break from tradition as the British monarch undergoes cancer treatment.
Mitch Cohen’s Blackbook: New Golden Slipper contender emerges
Racenet’s Mitch Cohen has analysed all the chances from Saturday’s 10-race card at Royal Randwick.
Historic triumph for King Charles III at Randwick
His Majesty King Charles III became the first ruling British monarch to win a race at Royal Randwick following Gilded Water’s victory and a Group 1 is now the aim.
Catherine misses Royal family lunch as Christmas card released
William and Catherine’s Christmas card shows their family on a Norfolk beach but having recently finished chemotherapy, Kate is taking it easy in Norfolk, swerving an extended royal gathering at Buckingham Palace.
King’s relief as Duchess persuades Andrew to skip Royal celebrations
King Charles is ‘very grateful’ to Sarah Ferguson for helping convince her ex-husband to miss Christmas lunch at Buckingham Palace after it was revealed he held a close relationship with a Chinese spy.
Andrew pulls out of Christmas lunch as Chinese ‘spy’ named
Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah will miss the family lunch at Sandringham this year, as the alleged Chinese spy with whom he has been linked is named as Yang Tengbo.
A brotherly battle royal
A conflict-averse King could enlist the help of his brother’s ex-wife to keep the peace and stop the series of troubling headlines.
Queen ‘saw us all as terrorists’: former Israeli president
Reuven Rivlin claimed Queen Elizabeth never invited Israeli officials to private meetings at Buckingham Palace but described King Charles as ‘so friendly’.
Gone too soon: Paul Barry exits in familiar style
Gone but not forgotten, the longtime Media Watch host leaves us with a performance that does little to advance the standards of quality journalism.
‘Mama used to wear the crown at bathtime’ King reveals
King Charles revealed he was ‘anxious’ his crown would ‘wobble’ on his head during his coronation last year, so he practised with it as his late mother had done.
Tongan PM resigns amid rift with royals
Siaosi Sovaleni told parliament he would quit just moments before MPs decided his future in a vote of no confidence in the wake of a power struggle with the nation’s royal family.
Woolies’ century falls foul of birthday curse
Most centenarians get a telegram from King Charles, whereas Woolies got a kicking in the Senate, writs from ASIC and a Christmas beer strike. What’s to celebrate?
Hayes declares HK sprint sensation could be ‘horse of a lifetime’
David Hayes is buzzing with anticipation as Ka Ying Rising prepares for his coronation as the world’s best sprinter in the Group 1 Hong Kong Sprint on Sunday.
‘Black Caviar class’: Dye’s huge praise for HK Sprint hotpot
Shane Dye says David Hayes’ spruik sprinter Ka Ying Rising can reach the enormous heights of Black Caviar if he continues on his rapid trajectory in Sunday’s Hong Kong Sprint.
King Charles’ art lithographs drawing crowds in London
King Charles has long taken solace in painting watercolours, and the popularity of his works are soaring after last year’s coronation.
‘Monarchy HQ’ off state visit menu until ’27
Windsor Castle will host dignitaries during the refurbishment of King Charles’s official residence – and he is unlikely to live there once work is completed.
King’s horse in stunning win at Australian debut
A horse owned by King Charles III who was well beaten at Royal Ascot made a successful debut for trainer Ciaron Maher at Kembla Grange.
$139m bill for coronation ‘too much in tough times’
Critics have argued taxpayer spending on the events was too large and out of touch, given the huge demands on stretched public funds.
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