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Beheaded and exiled: the two previous King Charleses bookended the abolition of the monarchy

On September 8 2022, King Charles III ascended to the throne. Like his mother Queen Elizabeth II before him, he has opted to keep his own name as his regnal name.

The Conversation

The Queen to lie in state in London: everything you need to know

The public will be invited to view the Queen’s coffin in Westminster Hall from Wednesday afternoon to the morning of her funeral on Monday

The Guardian - AU

What is the Stone of Destiny at King Charles III's coronation? The legendary history of the Scone block

Legends link the symbolic rock to the biblical Stone of Jacob from the Book of Genesis

Wales Online

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Albanese Is Famously Pro-Republic, So Why Is He Shooting Down Calls For A Republic Referendum?

The PM is famously pro-republic, so why won't he at least discuss the issue now?

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Prince William sent dramatic last-minute text to Harry inviting him and Meghan to Windsor

The Prince and Princess of Wales, Harry and Meghan Marklemade their surprise reunion outside the grounds of Windsor Castle to view the floral tributes for the Queen and greet the crowds on Saturday

Daily Mirror

Canberrans recall: Our memories of the Queen

The Queen visited Canberra 14 times and people of the territory couldn't get enough of their close encounters with the monarch.

The Canberra Times

Queen public holiday: Australian business groups express concern over lost revenue and staffing disruptions

Industry bodies join medical association in criticising Albanese government over notice for national day of mourning after death of Queen Elizabeth

The Guardian - AU

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What the papers say – September 12

Every national newspaper shows the same image of the Queen carried by pallbearers from the Scottish military.

The Independent UK

Charles shows signs of being an open and informal King

Since the death of the Queen on Thursday, he has already met members of the public in two walkabouts at Buckingham Palace.

The Independent UK

Chaplain recalls ‘privilege’ of seeing Queen’s holiday photos at Balmoral

Church of Scotland minister Lorna Hood said the Queen had beckoned her over to look at the family holiday photos on a visit to Balmoral.

The Independent UK

What are Charles III’s duties and powers as King?

The monarch must remain politically neutral and has ‘an important formal and ceremonial relationship’ with Parliament.

The Independent UK

King to stay at Clarence House while major works completed at Buckingham Palace

Charles moved into Clarence House, which used to belong to his grandmother the Queen Mother, in 2003.

The Independent UK

The royal news you might have missed: Charles III proclaimed King, Queen's coffin now in Edinburgh and a public holiday announced

King Charles III is proclaimed as the ruling monarch of Australia, Queen Elizabeth II's body is transported to Scotland's capital and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese justifies a national day of mourning. Here's what you might have missed this weekend.

ABC News

Health authorities scramble after one-off public holiday hits system

Some elective surgeries are likely to be impacted by the public holiday.

The Canberra Times

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Queen’s public holiday ‘a headache’ for business, doctors

Industry groups and doctors have criticised the timing of next week's public holiday to mourn the Queen, saying it will cause issues.

The Guardian - AU

Albanese says ‘inappropriate’ to discuss republic now but doesn’t rule out future referendum

Prime minister says vote to recognise Indigenous Australians in the constitution comes before any referendum on republic

Wales Online

Warnings to mourners hoping to see Queen lying in state

Queues could last 12 hours, hotels are filling up fast and trains will be extremely busy

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Parliament’s Two-Week Break To Mourn The Queen Could Delay The Federal ICAC By Months

The installation of a federal anti-corruption commission will be delayed due to Queen Elizabeth II's death and the two-week parliament break.

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The Guardian - AU

‘We’re supposed to be egalitarians’: young Australians divided on rule by monarchy

Some say Queen’s death is a reminder of the stability royals offer, while others see the monarchy as a symbol of a dark colonial past

Wales Online

Here's what will happen today following the death of the Queen

King Charles III and Camilla, Queen Consort will travel to Westminster Hall where both Houses of Parliament will meet to express their condolences

Daily Mirror

One million grieving mourners expected to queue to see Queen's coffin before her funeral

Thousands gathered at royal residences across Britain over the weekend to pay touching tribute to the late Queen who died on Thursday, aged 96

The Independent UK

Mourners warned they may queue for 12 hours to see the Queen

London’s rail services and roads will be ‘extremely busy’ throughout the official mourning period.

The Independent UK

Tribute to the Queen booed by UFC fans as they chant ‘USA’ at Las Vegas event

Sections of the crowd at the T-Mobile Arena booed a tribute to Elizabeth II, following the British monarch’s death this week

The Independent UK

Jeff Bezos under fire after tweet about Queen’s death: ‘You should probably stay quiet’

The Amazon founder took aim at a Carnegie Mellon professor who tweeted her satisfaction with the Queen’s decline

Salon

So... is cousin marriage OK, or not?

The queen did it. Dr Oz approves. Is it cool (and genetically kosher) to hook up with a cousin?

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