2 hours ago William and Harry's beloved childhood treehouse in Highgrove gets a much

The roof of Princes William and Harry's much-loved den in the grounds of Highgrove, King Charles ' private home in Gloucestershire, has just received a make-over.

Politics

6 hours ago King’s coronation cost taxpayers £72 million, government accounts show

The figure included £21.7 million for policing the events around the coronation of the King and Queen.

Economics

12 hours ago Prince Andrew's £3million Royal Lodge 'killer blow' but big catch remains in row with King Charles

Prince Andrew has been handed a lifeline in his row over Frogmore Cottage, after an anonymous benefactor offered to pay £3m towards his living costs every year

Economics

16 hours ago King Charles praises 'exceptional strength' shown by UK city after horror bombing

There were emotional scenes in Birmingham as crowds gathered to mark the 50th anniversary of the Birmingham pub bombings, with a message from the King read out

Events

22 hours ago King Charles in touching embrace with indigenous leader as he performs traditional greeting

King Charles hosted the launch of the King’s Circular Bioeconomy Alliance (CBA) at St James' Palace on Thursday, November 11

Politics

22 hours ago Prue Leith censored on live TV for profane description of King Charles’ tea preference

‘The Great British Bake Off’ star joined Kelly Ripa and Mark Conseulos to host a cooking segment on their ABC morning talk show

Politics

22 hours ago King praises courage of Birmingham’s people 50 years on from pub bombings

In a message read on his behalf, Charles recognised the ‘exceptional strength of spirit and resolve’ of the survivors and their relatives.

Events

23 hours ago King shares traditional greetings with Maori attendee at charity launch

Mere Takoko, the co-founder of Pacific Whale Fund, said it was ‘vitally important’ for both British and Maori peoples to maintain a friendship.

Politics

23 hours ago King Charles' private school Gordonstoun will cost families up to £10,240 more as fees rise to £61,000 a year after Labour ended VAT exemption for paying schools

Parents at a private Scottish school will pay up to £10,240 a year more for their children's education in response to the government's decision to end the VAT tax exemption for private schools.

Economics