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The British monarch arrives in Belfast, leading the last leg of the mourning for his mother in the four parts of the UK.

Britain’s King Charles III arrived in Northern Ireland on Tuesday as part of a UK tour to receive condolences after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. FRANCE 24 speaks to Fabrice Mourlon, a professor of British and Irish civilization at the Sorbonne University, on the importance of the…

“That van is toast. Today's bread, not today”

King Charles is flying to Northern Ireland on the latest leg of his tour of the nations that make up the United Kingdom as thousands of people have lined up through the night to pay their last respects to his mother’s coffin in Edinburgh

As he tours the four corners of his fractious new kingdom, Charles III faces the most testing task of reconciliation in Northern Ireland. Scotland, which Charles visited on Monday, may be angling for a new referendum on independence but armed resistance there to the Crown waned centuries ago.

That historic moment involving Stormont’s late Deputy First Minister set the seal on a new relationship, a process that King Charles confirms today with his first official visit to Belfast

Queen Elizabeth II has been likened to the invisible glue holding the United Kingdom together

Unionist and nationalist political leaders paid tribute to the late monarch in a special sitting of the Stormont Assembly.

MLAs gathered at Stormont on Monday to pay tribute to the late monarch.

Loyalists laid flowers by a huge mural of a young Queen Elizabeth in a fiercely British corner of west Belfast, looking back at what they saw as a glorious past, and forward to what they feared was an uncertain future.

The Sinn Fein leader was flying back from San Francisco today after attending a number of engagements in the US