King George VI, in 1945. Joined by other royals, he appeared on the balcony in front of thousands of spectators at the Mall in central London to watch the flyover on Monday as the UK commemorated ...

Authorities said they didn't believe there was any threat to the public. Coulam, known as “King George” to many longtime festivalgoers, cofounded the festival in 1974 with his late brother David.

On Tuesday morning, the King and Queen headed to Canada's Senate accompanied by a royal escort, where they received full military honours - including a 100-person guard of honour from the 3rd ...

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The brooch if one that King George VI gave to his wife ... to drink the single-malt whiskey she smashed on the hull of the HMS Glasgow, but the bling created to commemorate the christening ...

She wore a diamond maple leaf brooch that was given by King George VI to Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, in 1939 ahead of their first royal tour to Canada. That same brooch was passed down to ...

Queen Camilla arrived in a pale pink dress wearing the iconic diamond maple leaf brooch given to Queen Elizabeth by King George VI in 1939 before their first royal tour of Canada. It was later ...

As part of their preparations for the visit, Charles and Camilla visited Canada House in London on May 20, with Charles receiving a key to the building similar to the one given to King George V ...

Following the balcony appearance, George joined his parents at a tea party for veterans and others who lived through the Second World War. Hosted by King Charles and Queen Camilla in Buckingham ...

King George VI made reference to racial conflict in two of his speeches yesterday. In his Empire Day broadcast, the King said: “The sense of race may be a dangerous and disruptive force ...