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The so-called Princess Vigil will soon begin. According to the latest information revealed by the international press, the body of Queen Elizabeth II is due in the next few hours to go to the Cathedral of St. Giles in Edinburgh. Apparently, people close to royalty and family members must be
Smartencyclopedia- September 10, 2022
Charles is the third king of that name in British history and those who preceded him do not bring back good memories. One led the country to become a republic, another tried to create an absolute monarchy. Charles III. This is the name of the new monarch whose name was
- Smartencyclopedia
- September 9, 2022
Proclamation tomorrow morning at St James’s Palace in London. Charles III will be formally proclaimed King of England on Saturday at 11:00 am from the balconies of St. James in London announced Buckingham Palace. The successor of Isabel II, who died on Thursday, will be proclaimed King in the Accession
- Smartencyclopedia
- September 9, 2022
King Charles III promises to continue the mother’s role. In his first intervention this afternoon as monarch, Charles III promised to serve the people of the United Kingdom for the rest of his life. In a message to the country and the Commonwealth, the monarch remembered his mother, Elizabeth
- Smartencyclopedia
- September 9, 2022
The English Royal Family announced this Thursday that Elizabeth II, Queen of the United Kingdom and head of the Commonwealth, has died. His son succeeds him, Prince Carlos. In the morning, Buckingham Palace issued a statement indicating that the monarch had been placed under medical supervision. “, said a short
- Smartencyclopedia
- September 8, 2022
New ruler did not forget her predecessor in her first speech as prime minister. The new British prime minister, Liz Truss, assured, this Tuesday, that she is ready to face the “strong storm” caused by Vladimir Putin and make the United Kingdom better. In a first speech as prime
- Smartencyclopedia
- September 7, 2022
Workers will be on strike at the port of Felixstowe, which handles around four million containers a year. Nearly 2,000 workers at the UK’s biggest container port began an eight-day strike over wages on Sunday after prices rose 10.1%, the most in more than 40 years. Workers, including crane
- Smartencyclopedia
- August 21, 2022
The candidates to succeed Boris Johnson as British prime minister, Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak, visited Scotland today seeking the support of unionist voters, with the promise of greater scrutiny of the independentist regional government. In the city of Perth, with a long conservative tradition until the last municipal elections
- Smartencyclopedia
- August 16, 2022
UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson said goodbye to the British parliament today with the cinematic phrase “hasta la vista, baby”, during his latest debate in the House of Commons in which he claimed a “mission largely accomplished”. The last few years have been the greatest privilege of my life. It’s
- Smartencyclopedia
- July 20, 2022
The British government announced today that the Sizewell C nuclear power plant project, for which France’s EDF is the main partner, has received “development authorization” from Energy Minister Kwasi Kwarteng. The project “involves the construction of a new nuclear power plant that produces reliable, low-carbon electricity to help” the country
- Smartencyclopedia
- July 20, 2022
The United Kingdom declared the 40th anniversary of the “liberation” of the Falklands, an archipelago of the South Atlantic controlled by the United Kingdom after an armed confrontation with Argentina that left marks. “Forty years ago (…) the British forces liberated the Falklands. We fought bravely to defend or direct
- Smartencyclopedia
- June 14, 2022
Shaken by the scandals of the “Partygate” – the parties on Downing Street during the confines of the pandemic – Boris Johnson was subject to a motion of censure by his own party. But he won. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson today resisted an internal vote of no confidence in
- Smartencyclopedia
- June 7, 2022