When it comes to the biggest questions about British history, there is perhaps none more frequently asked than who were the best (and worst) monarchs. YouGov asked the public for their opinion.

Downham Market's history stretches back over 2,000 years - and the Norfolk location still has many beautiful historical ...

However, its most significant claim to fame is that it was the very place where King Charles I spent his last night before surrendering to the Scottish army in 1646 during the English Civil War.

Being able to casually mention you are related to a royal is a dinner party conversation showstopper that most people would love to have.

Their special day on April 9 is bittersweet for the King as it was also the date his father, the late Duke of Edinburgh, died in 2021. Charles and Camilla wed in 2005 in a civil service before ...

By Lucy Hughes-Hallett At the end of January 1645 – just three weeks after King Charles I’s favourite prelate ... hoping to bring an end to the civil war. For more than two years the fortunes of war ...

The issue of what form the wedding would take — a civil ceremony — and Camilla's title when Charles became King — Princess ... on matters including the Iraq war, complementary medicine ...

IT was in this week of 1645 that the second Battle of Inverlochy took place as part of the tumultuous 17th century War of the Three Kingdoms, ...

Charles’s private written words were delivered ... Foreign monarchs, presidents or prime ministers are invited to visit the King on the advice and request of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office ...

He’s similarly praised her son King Charles as a “really ... “If there was a trade war, he might be more sympathetic to the U.K.,” she argued. “Nobody will be imagining that it’s magic and he [Charles ...

Jack Royston is Newsweek's Chief Royal Correspondent based in London, U.K. He reports on the British royal family—including King Charles III ... the material in the civil litigation actually ...

Jack Royston is Newsweek's Chief Royal Correspondent based in London, U.K. He reports on the British royal family—including King Charles III ... of the outcome of the civil proceedings.