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New Carolean era - the origin of the name, what it means and long history behind it

Now King Charles III has been coronated, the UK has entered a brand new era - but it's not the first time we've been in a Carolean age. We look back at its long history to mark the event

Daily Mirror

The Flying Carolean: Royal train gets era of King Charles III off to high-speed start

An intercity train named in honour of King Charles has been unveiled at Paddington station.

Evening Standard

Hugo Burnand: Meet the man tasked with making history happen during the coronation

The former ‘Tatler’ photographer is the only portrait photographer in the UK to have a royal warrant. Charlotte Cripps takes a look at his ‘relaxed but regal’ portraits of Charles and Camilla, collaborations with Kate Middleton on her wedding photos, and his favourite shot

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Average house price premium of 24% ‘to live in streets with royal in name’

Streets including words such as royal and king typically have higher house prices than average, according to research by Savills.

The Independent UK

King Charles gets new ‘royal train’: Carolean Express to link London and Edinburgh

First service from King’s Cross will depart at 11am on Coronation Day

Evening Standard

Words of the Year 2022 and what they all mean

Collins have released their Words of the Year 2022, but what do they actually mean?

Liverpool Echo

'Permacrisis' picked as Britain's word of the year to mark dismal 2022

Beating off competition from the likes of "Kyiv", "sportswashing" and "partygate", the term "permacrisis" was this week named Britain's word of the year in recognition of a dismal 2022. Collins Dictionary defines the word as "an extended period of instability and insecurity".

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'His name's not Carol' - Gogglebox Pete admits to royal puzzle after seeing new 50p

He admitted to being baffled about why the rule of King Charles III will be known as the Carolean age

Wales Online

Britain's 'word of the year': permacrisis

London (AFP) - Beating off competition from the likes of "Kyiv", "sportswashing" and "partygate", the term "permacrisis" was named Tuesday as Britain's word of the year in recognition of a dismal 2022.

AFP

Collins Dictionary names ‘permacrisis’ its word of the year for 2022

Collins’ annual 10-strong list also includes ‘partygate’, ‘Kyiv’ and ‘quiet quitting’.

The Independent UK

What era are we in now? What is the King's era called now that the second Elizabethan era is over

With the death of Queen Elizabeth, the country's second Elizabethan era comes to an end

Wales Online

What is the era of King Charles III called and why has it succeeded the Elizabethan age?

The UK has experienced an unprecedented week following the passing of Queen Elizabeth II with a number of changes expected in the foreseeable future. This will include the nation entering a new era but what will it be called and why?

Daily Mirror

Operation Golden Orb: Plans for King Charles' coronation years in making with codename

The new monarch's coronation will be a deeply religious and tradition Anglican service at Westminster Abbey, where it is also expected Camilla will be crowned Queen Consort by his side

Daily Mirror

Meet Gio, one of the first babies born in the reign of King Charles III

Welcome to the second Carolean era, Giorgio Nikolas Walker

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Liverpool Echo

Prime Minister announces national one minute silence in honour of The Queen

The nation will come together to remember the Queen's legacy on Sunday at 8pm

The Independent UK

What will era of King Charles III be known as?

Prime minister Liz Truss has referred to ‘Carolean age’

Belfast Live

Money, stamps and more: Eight everyday things that will change after Queen's death

Some changes are immediate while others will take many years

Liverpool Echo

Reason King Charles III's reign is called the Carolean era

Following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the country ushers in a new era in its long history

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