Charles III on his trip to the Caribbean faces protests over the historic slave trade and claims for reparation
According to the official British government line, the monarch will not offer a formal apology
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According to the official British government line, the monarch will not offer a formal apology
This compensation, which is due to the Crown Heritage for renouncing the lease more than 50 years in advance, has been discounted from the 1.8 million pounds due for repairs in the mansion, and whose remaining, according to the British press, has paid King Charles III of his private funds
Despite the judicial decision, the investigation into the alleged misconduct of King Charles III's brother when he was a commercial representative of the United Kingdom continues to be open.
The Duke of Sussex stars an intimate 'masterclass' in which he recalls that the loss blocked his happy moments with his mother and that he came to forget his voice and smell. Therapy, he says, has been fundamental not to fall into depression and "be happy again"
King Charles III's brother questioned the legality of the proceedings related to his detention last February after an investigation was initiated against him for his alleged unfair conduct in public office
The Buckingham Palace has dismarked itself from the judicial process of the monarch's brother, with which he intends to determine whether the arrest and search orders that allowed the detectives to enter their homes were legal in February
The former prince is accused of unfair conduct in the exercise of his public functions as a special representative for the Kingdom's trade between 2001 and 2011, when he allegedly sent the deceased pederast confidential government documents
The environment of the 82-year-old adventurer complains that his wife, Louise Millington- Cotes, does not share details that allow him to visit, even with the king of England. The last time he was seen in public was in May 2024, when he spoke about his parkinson's.
The count published this week 'The Swan Singing', in which he tells the story of his life and that of his sister and remembers how she lived the death of Lady Di. "She began to feel isolated and trapped," she writes about the princess's marriage to the present monarch
Lady Di's brother is ahead of the 30th anniversary of his tragic death with a book that attacks Charles III. "I knew it was going to cause controversy, but I've also saved a lot of things for me that were on the edge," he says in an interview with THE COUNTRY
Seven years of delay, a double budget, strikes and an endless number of laudatory reviews marked the birth of this building that has reached half a century as one of the most controversial and fascinating icons of the British capital