
Palace Rewrites the King’s Role for a ‘Multi-Faith’ Britain
Buckingham Palace has replaced last year’s emphasis on the monarch as “Defender of the Faith” with language about protecting faith in a religiously diverse nation.

Buckingham Palace has replaced last year’s emphasis on the monarch as “Defender of the Faith” with language about protecting faith in a religiously diverse nation.

Nigel Farage has attacked the scheme as “a means of controlling the population.”

President says royals achieved what others couldn’t as Scottish exports gain access to U.S. market.

President Trump now claims a historic ‘common ground’ with King Charles III, telling a White House State Dinner that the British sovereign fully supports the U.S. mission to block Iran from ever acquiring a nuclear weapon.

The unprecedented detention of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has triggered warnings of wider political consequences, with commentators predicting the scandal could engulf senior officials.

Critics say the new “UK Government” logo is “disrespectful towards Britain’s history, culture, and constitutional settlement.”

Monarchy has always been all about religion: when one strips it of this specific charisma and vertical dimension, little that is worthwhile remains.

In a Channel 4 broadcast, the monarch used a personal health update to press the case for early cancer screening and warn that millions are missing routine checks.

The King’s move—forcing the disgraced royal to leave his longtime residence—follows renewed outrage over Andrew’s ties to Epstein and new claims in an alleged victim’s memoir.

The British PM will urge the ‘coalition of the willing’ to supply Ukraine with long-range missiles, No. 10 said in a statement