Title: Charles III: New King. New Court. The Inside Story. Author: Robert Hardman In a literary landscape brimming with biographies, Robert Hardman’s “Charles III: New King. New Court. The Inside Story” emerges as a crown jewel. Acclaimed for his expertise on royal matters, Hardman delivers an exceptional narrative about Britain’s new monarch, King
Title: Endgame Author: Omid Scobie In the world of royal biographies, “Endgame” stands as a groundbreaking exploration of the tumultuous times the British monarchy finds itself embroiled in as it navigates the transition from Queen Elizabeth II to King Charles III. Authored by the distinguished royal journalist Omid Scobie, renowned for his previous
Philip Williamson, Durham University Nearly 30 years ago, the then-Prince Charles indicated that as king he wanted not just to inherit the monarch’s traditional title of “defender of the faith”, but also to be a “defender of faith”. The monarch swears oaths of commitment to Protestantism and as supreme governor of the Church
Photo: JB PX. Stephen Clear, Bangor University The sad news of the passing of Queen Elizabeth II marks the beginning of the reign of King Charles III. The transition period has already seen questions raised about whether we can expect the new king to be “interventionist”. These concerns are based on several incidents
Stephen Clear, Bangor University Categorised by some as a “meddler”, for decades constitutional lawyers have debated whether Prince Charles will be a reformist when he succeeds the Queen. Specifically, his “spider memos” to government ministers – which evidence his views on political issues such as climate change – have been used as an