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Prince William and Kate host garden party at Buckingham Palace

In the wake of a busy coronation weekend, members of the royal family welcome thousands of guests to Buckingham Palace to celebrate the work of volunteers, military personnel and members of the public.

ABC News

King Charles crowned at Westminster Abbey after police arrest pro-republic protesters

King Charles III has been crowned at London's Westminster Abbey in Britain's biggest ceremonial event for seven decades, after police earlier arrested several republican protesters.

ABC News

This week in audio: Ten to the Top; Ken Bruce; The Debutante; Firecrotch and Normcore – review

As Radio 2’s replacement pop quiz gets off to a dubious start, Ken Bruce spreads joy from a new perch. Plus, Jon Ronson’s gripping tale of a debutante-turned-spy, and a killer Succession podcast

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Ken Bruce admits he's 'struggling to work his day out' after BBC Radio 2 exit

Ken Bruce launches his new show on Bauer's Greatest Hits Radio this morning (April 3), following his departure from BBC Radio 2 last month after having presented on the radio station for decades

Daily Mirror

RMT boss Mick Lynch clashes with Sky News presenter in fiery exchange over rail strikes

“I’m not going to have you stand there and accuse me of being a government mouthpiece”, Sky News reporter Jayne Secker told the RMT boss

The Independent UK

Spotlight on diversity in tech as report finds most LGBTQ+ founders and investors hide their gender or sexuality

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Evening Standard

Government bears some blame for Grenfell fire, UK housing minister says

The British government is partly to blame for the Grenfell fire which killed 72 people in 2017 as building regulations were deficient and could be exploited by developers in a way that was unsafe, housing minister Michael Gove said on Sunday.

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NatWest bank closures: Which London branches are closing?

The high street bank recently announced a further 27 branches will shut over the course of the year.

Evening Standard

Kevin Spacey thanks Italian museum for having ‘the balls’ to honour him in first speech since assault charges

‘By presenting this award, they are making a strong defence of artistic achievement,’ Spacey said of museum

The Independent UK

Rishi Sunak praises "far-sighted" King Charles on climate change

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Friday praised King Charles for his far-sighted leadership on tackling climate change as the monarch hosted a reception for politicians and business leaders ahead of the U.N. COP27 summit.

Reuters

‘Terrible blowe’: gunpowder plot tipoff letter to go on display

Anonymous letter warning Lord Monteagle not to attend 1605 opening of parliament among items at National Archives treason exhibition

The Guardian - UK

Fourth Plinth artist say his sculpture represents standing up for justice

The sculpture was unveiled in central London on Wednesday.

The Independent UK

Anne meets members of armed forces to offer thanks for roles in Queen’s funeral

More than 1,000 sailors and Royal Marines were on duty at the funeral on Monday, alongside RAF and British Army personnel.

The Independent UK

Retired butcher who stabbed blind wife of 60 years to ‘quieten her down’ spared jail

Edward Turpin, 90, was cleared of attempted murder during ‘difficult’ case but found guilty of lesser charge

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The Independent UK

St George’s Chapel the setting for royal family’s final farewell to Queen

The committal service took place at 4pm on Monday following the state funeral in London.

The Independent UK

In Pictures: A final and poignant day of farewell to the Queen

Thousands lined the route as the late monarch’s coffin was taken by gun carriage and hearse to St George’s Chapel at Windsor Castle.

The Independent UK

In Pictures: Charles is proclaimed King

The Accession Council was televised for the first time before the Garter Principal King of Arms read the proclamation at St James’s Palace.

Reuters

'Hip, hip, hurrah': King Charles's proclamation read from palace balcony

A crowd cheered on Saturday as David White, the Garter King of Arms, read out the official proclamation of Charles as Britain's new King from a balcony above Londons' St James's Palace.

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The Independent UK

Prince Louis ignores dad William’s offer to hold his hand on first day of school

The youngest Cambridge child amused fans with his determination

The Independent UK

Cambridge ‘gang’ George, Charlotte and Louis all smiles for first day at new school

The children joined Lambrook School for a welcome session on Wednesday, ahead of their first full day on Thursday

The Independent UK

George, Charlotte and Louis’ new school Lambrook has ‘heart of gold’

The school boasts of ‘first-class teaching and superb facilities’ which include a 25m swimming pool and a nine-hole golf course.

The Independent UK

Cambridge ‘gang’ George, Charlotte and Louis at new school ready for first day

The children joined Lambrook School for a welcome session on Wednesday, ahead of their first full day on Thursday.

The Independent UK

No gun found in car of man shot dead by police, watchdog confirms

Chris Kaba died after a chase that ended in Streatham Hill, south London, on Monday night.

The Independent UK

Chris Kaba: Black man shot dead by police was unarmed, watchdog says as family demand murder probe

Family of 24-year-old suggest he would have been arrested, not killed, if he was not black

The Independent UK

Family of man shot dead by police question role of race in events

Chris Kaba died after a chase involving armed officers that ended in Streatham Hill, south London, on Monday.

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