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One of the challenges that has emerged in recent years, however, is there's been a revival of interest in Diana in popular culture," Harris said. That's fine. Don't give them the medal," he said. "But there's a whole bunch of other people who really appreciate it." We reignited communications both between the Crown and local Indigenous communities, but also between the award as a youth provider that has a long and great history of working with Indigenous communities across Canada," said De-Wint. Also this week, it emerged that King Charles’s official title in Canada is to be changed, dropping references to him as King of the United Kingdom and “Defender of the Faith.”

America’s love affair with the British Royal Family continues with King Charles’s coronation Saturday, May 6, at 11 a.m. in Europe; the procession begins an hour-plus earlier. In the United States, live coverage begins airing at 5 a.m. EST and 3 a.m. PDT. If you’re a late sleeper, set your DVR! Charles watches as Camilla signs the guest book during their visit to the Chancellery on March 30 in Berlin.(Clemens Bilan/Getty Images) Morris said it's clear Charles is determined to cut the costs, recognizing straitened times, and "make it a very different coronation." News of the medal comes after questioning from some quarters last year over the government's decision not to have a medal to honour Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee. That was nice to see. I've worked with His Royal Highness for quite a few years now. And that's when he's at his best, when he's being impromptu and he's asking questions of people and learning from them what things mean to them and what the award in particular means to them."A nighttime rehearsal for the coronation of King Charles processes down The Mall in London on April 18.(Dan Kitwood/Getty Images) But no further details regarding the event — even a precise location — have been released publicly. Princess Eugenie, who’s currently pregnant with her second child, wore this simple navy fascinator to the coronation. King Charles took part in a centuries-old Easter tradition for the first time as monarch, as he and Camilla handed out specially minted coins at York Minster cathedral in York. [BBC] Johnson sees a contrast between what has emerged from the federal government and information that has been provided by some provincial and territorial lieutenant-governors, who have been announcing coronation events.

A pottery employee prepares King Charles-themed mugs for the King's coronation at the Emma Bridgewater factory in Stoke-on-Trent, England, on March 1.(Nathan Stirk/Getty Images) Royally quotable

By settled law and tradition, the wife of a King is automatically titled Queen, as was the case with Queen Alexandra, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth [the wife of George VI], following the style and precedence of their husbands," said Bedell Smith, whose book, George VI and Elizabeth: The Marriage That Saved the Monarchy, was published this week. The crowning of a Queen Consort during a King’s coronation has a long history, but it wasn’t always the case. Kensington Palace has published a previously unseen photograph of Queen Elizabeth with some of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren, taken shortly before her death last year. The release Friday came on what would have been her 97th birthday. [Daily Mail] The last time a Queen Consort was crowned, at the coronation of King George VI in 1937, it was Queen Elizabeth (later known as Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother). Their daughters, Princess Elizabeth and Princess Margaret, also attended the service in Westminster Abbey.