GB's Samuel qualifies for first Grand Slam

Britain's Toby Samuel reaches the first Grand Slam main draw of his career with victory in the final round of French Open qualifying.

British Politics Is Obsessing Over the Bond Market. Here’s Why.

Britain is facing another round of turmoil in government leadership, jolting debt investors who were already on high alert over inflation.

By Eshe Nelson

Diplomat who abruptly left Washington embassy was honoured by the king

Charles conferred LVO after his US visit on James Roscoe who had been standing in for Peter Mandelson A top diplomat who abruptly left his post at the British embassy in Washington earlier this week after standing in as interim ambassador for Peter Mandelson has been honoured by King Charles. No reason has yet been given for James Roscoe’s departure. An investigation is now under way into the leak of discussions at a meeting of the UK’s national security council. Continue reading...

By Donna Ferguson

Handbag designer loses bid to sue King Charles’ charity for £6m over failed fundraiser

Amanda Navaian sued the King Charles III Charitable Trust, claiming she was left psychologically scarred and lost millions in revenue

By Richard Gittins

Moment Radio Station Accidentally Announces King Charles’ Death

The station manager told Newsweek the source of the issue had been identified and steps were being taken to avoid a repeat.

Hello Mr Robinson: Why Great Britain is singing a former football hooligan's tune

The various British establishments, from Church to Parliament to Royalty, are peculiarly adept at absorbing dissenting views, with the brief interruption of Cromwell. That makes it rather odd that a former football hooligan from a working-class background now holds Britain’s most powerful microphone, with talking points amplified by Elon Musk, who Robinson says also pays his legal bills, and views in complete coherence with his MAGA cousins across the pond.

By NIRMALYA DUTTA

Radio station sorry after mistakenly announcing death of King Charles - The Straits Times

Radio station sorry after mistakenly announcing death of King Charles  The Straits Times

Radio station apologises for announcing death of Britain’s King Charles

UK Radio Station Issues Apology After False "King Charles III Passed Away" Announcement

The station manager explained that a computer malfunction set off the procedure "which all UK stations hold in readiness while hoping not to require."

UK Radio Station Mistakenly Announces King Charles Death, Apologizes

King Charles III is still kicking ... as in he's alive and well, despite what a UK radio station had to say earlier this week. Radio Caroline mistakenly announced the British king's passing on Tuesday, when they said a computer error triggered…

By TMZ Staff

Royal blunder: King Charles III’s ‘death’ announced in error, UK radio station apologises - News24

Royal blunder: King Charles III’s ‘death’ announced in error, UK radio station apologises  News24

Radio Station Apologizes For Mistakenly Announcing King Charles' Death

King Charles III is doing just fine. After the U.K. station Radio Caroline mistakenly announced the 77-year-old's death May 19, station manager Peter Moore issued an official apology. "Due to a...

By Brahmjot Kaur

UK radio station mistakenly announces King Charles’ death and plays ‘God Save The King’

“We apologise to HM the King and to our listeners for any distress caused" The post UK radio station mistakenly announces King Charles’ death and plays ‘God Save The King’ appeared first on NME.

By Alex Rigotti

Radio station apologises after mistakenly announcing King Charles’ death

A UK radio station has issued an apology to King Charles III and its listeners after a technical glitch led to a false on-air announcement declaring that the monarch had died. The post Radio station apologises after mistakenly announcing King Charles’ death appeared first on Vanguard News.

By Henry Oduah