75 m. ago What rejection? The Macrons are all smiles as they wave to crowds during royal carriage procession through Windsor after putting awkward arrival behind them

King Charles III, Queen Camilla and the Prince and Princess of Wales travelled with Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron today through Windsor and along part of the Long Walk which leads to the castle.

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98 m. ago Emmanuel Macron brutally ignored by wife yet again during chat with King Charles

As the King and Queen Camilla escorted the French president and his wife Brigitte into Windsor Castle, Emmanuel Macron was once again snubbed by his wife as he attempted to hold her hand for the second time today

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1 hour ago Pomp, pageantry and politesse greet French president Macron in display of British royals’ soft power

The French Tricolor and Britain’s Union flag hang from the standards near Windsor Castle

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3 h. ago King Charles welcomes Emmanuel Macron to Windsor Castle for three day state visit to the UK

President and First Lady were greeted at RAF Northolt by Prince William and Princess Kate

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3 h. ago King Charles's bloodshot eye explained as he welcomes Emmanuel Macron to Windsor

King Charles was pictured with a bloodshot eye as he welcomed French president Emmanuel Macron to the UK for a state visit - but officials say there is no cause for alarm

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3 h. ago King and Queen roll out red carpet for the Macrons during French state visit

Charles and Camilla welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte to Windsor, alongside the Prince and Princess of Wales.

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4 h. ago King Charles welcomes Emmanuel Macron and wife Brigitte to Windsor for three day state visit to the UK

President and First Lady were earlier greeted at RAF Northolt by Prince William and Princess Kate

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35 h. ago Macron’s UK state visit underlines effort to move on from Brexit nightmare

Bitter rows had damaged trust and dialogue but UK-French relations have thawed amid new geopolitical landscapeWhen Emmanuel Macron rides in a horse-drawn carriage to Windsor Castle this week, it will be to celebrate the return of close political relations between London and Paris, drawing a line under the damaging spats of the Brexit years.The French president’s office said the “shared interests” of the two countries were what mattered now, hailing France and the UK’s “essential” close relationship on the international stage. This reinvigorated cross-Channel bond was “vital”, a UK official said. Continue reading...

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