London's Metropolitan Police announced yesterday that they had arrested 52 people before and during the coronation of King Charles III, which took place that day. The dangerous incident occurred during the post-coronation procession on Government Avenue in Whitehall, just before Trafalgar Square.more

Police Scotland is planning to introduce a new clean-shaven policy for frontline officers, according to correspondence seen by the BBC. It means hundreds of officers will have to shave off their beards and moustaches by the end of the month.more

One of the issues that aroused the greatest emotions related to the coronation of Charles III were its costs and the fact that they would be covered from the state budget. But - according to estimates - the additional revenue will cover not only its cost, but also the lost costs due to the day offmore

As the UK prepares for the crowning of a new monarch for the first time in 70 years, the nation is gearing up for a celebration. Last year’s Queen’s Jubilee showed that Britain does a royal celebration exceedingly well, with parties thrown up and down the country. You don’t need to be invited to King Charles III’s coronation to enjoy a good time at a royal residence or palace, with the UK’s top rmore

The ruling Conservative Party suffered a severe defeat in the local elections in England. It lost more than 1,000 council seats, a third of those it defended. Labor and the Liberal Democrats are winning.more

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak stressed that the coronation is not only a spectacle, but also a moment of national pride for the country. The official coronation of Charles III and his wife Camilla takes place in London today.more

Finding the right balance between the fact that the monarchy, on the one hand, symbolizes the stability and continuity of the state, and, on the other hand, has to change to reflect modern society, is quite a challenge - believes Prof. Robert Hazell from University College London.more

We are not a country of royalists, we are a country of people who are indifferent and increasingly critical of the monarchy - announced a few days ago Graham Smith, head of the anti-monarchist group Republic, which announced protests during the coronation. He himself - as well as several other opponents of the royal family - were arrested by the police this morning.more

About 2,200 people will be in Westminster Abbey during the coronation of King Charles III and his wife, Queen Camilla. This is almost four times less than attended the coronation of Elizabeth II 70 years earlier, but the list of invitees is much more diverse.more

The coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla will be the first time in 70 years to see many of the British Crown Jewels permanently housed in the Tower of London, including Britain's most important crown, St. Edward.more

Tomorrow's coronation of Charles III will be the 40th such ceremony at Westminster Abbey, but the first in 70 years. It is supposed to be shorter, slightly more modest and more adapted to modern times than the coronation of Elizabeth II, but with all the most important elements preserved.more

In addition to participating in the coronation ceremony of King Charles III, President Andrzej Duda will meet in London with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, said the head of the Bureau of International Policy (BPM) Marcin Przydacz. Further meetings are planned, he added.more

Indians, Inuit and Mestizos were the only representatives of Canada to meet the new British monarch at Buckingham Palace before Charles III's coronation tomorrow. The only meeting between the king and Canadian representatives before the coronation was organized yesterday by Canada's Governor General Mary Simon.more

From today until the end of the coronation weekend, which is Monday, King Charles III personally reminds passengers on the London Underground and trains across the UK to be careful when boarding the carriages. "Mind the gap" - warns in the famous message of the monarch.more

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak admitted this morning that the results of the local elections in England have been disappointing for the Conservative Party so far. According to opposition leader Keir Starmer, they show that Labor is on its way to victory in the House of Commons elections.more

The fact that the British monarchy enjoys a relatively large support does not mean that it can be sure of survival, because the spread of populism will be a big challenge for it, believes Catherine Mayer, the author of the biography of Charles III.more

The Simon Wiesenthal Center is demanding that British auction house Christie's cancel the auction of items belonging to Heidi Horten, the wife of a German entrepreneur who died last year, who built his fortune using the "Aryanization" of Jewish department stores.more

As the UK weather warms, many of us may head to the coast with our pets coming along for the trip. more

Thousands of Brits will be getting out the red, white and blue bunting and tablecloths to host street parties for the King’s coronation next weekend, new data has shown. more

Forecasters have predicted exactly when scorching temperatures are set to hit Britain. A current heatwave in Southern Europe - where thermostats are soaring to 39C - will hit Britain by the end of the month.more

Human rights campaigners have heavily criticised potential police use of facial recognition on crowds attending the coronation.more

The UK's Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) announced today that it is launching an investigation into how the development of artificial intelligence may affect competition and how to ensure proper consumer protection.more

Tesco has released images of its first-ever pub which is opening in honour of the coronation.more

MPs have expressed they they want reassurance that voting during the Eurovision Song Contest 2023 will be protected against cyber attacks from Russian agents, it’s been reported. more

Residents of much of England are voting today in local elections, which are the most serious electoral test yet for Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The issue, however, is not whether or not his Conservative Party will lose, but how badly it will lose.more