King Charles will launch the King's Baton Relay at Buckingham Palace later, ahead of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. It is the 18th official Commonwealth Games relay and marks 500 days until the event begins in July next year.

King Charles III made a touching tribute to war heroes across the Commonwealth in the lead up to the 80th anniversary of VE Day in May - but the King warned of 'uncertain times'

King Charles hasn’t made any official public statements on current high-level political matters that are critical for countries where he is head of state. But in his recent actions, there could be subtle signals and a reflection of the kind of soft power and diplomacy the monarchy can try to exert.

The pair got on 'like a house and fire' and Charles has now included Raye's hit Love Me Again in a new playlist of 17 of his favourite songs to celebrate Commonwealth Day

King hails ‘exceptional’ Beyonce as he plays his favourite Commonwealth tracks - Like a consummate DJ, Charles introduces each song, giving his thoughts before the tracks are played.

KING Charles is calling for unity in a Commonwealth Day message – amid reports Ukraine could be invited to join. In his annual Commonwealth Day message tomorrow Charles, 76, will speak of

THE King and the Princess of Wales will return to Commonwealth Day duties today after missing last year’s event due to cancer. Charles, 76, will use the ceremony to issue a call for unity in

This year’s Commonwealth Day theme is Together We Thrive, which celebrates the ‘enduring spirit of the Commonwealth family’.

This year’s Commonwealth Day theme is Together We Thrive, which celebrates the ‘enduring spirit of the Commonwealth family’.

LONDON, March 7 (Reuters ... Monday and Tuesday on Apple Music's global radio stations to celebrate Commonwealth Day. "Throughout my life, music has meant a great deal to me," Charles says ...

It’s a playlist literally fit for a king. A new program of music features tracks by artists including Bob Marley, Grace Jones, Kylie Minogue and Raye – all chosen by Britain's King Charles III.