Queen Camilla is pausing all work for now after filling in for her husband King Charles III, who was diagnosed with cancer. According to fresh reports, Camilla will take a break for a week before she resumes work for the Commonwealth Day celebrations on March 11. Reports suggest that she has no duties listed on the books for this week.

For the Commonwealth Day celebrations, the 76-year-old royal is set to publicly appear at Westminster Abbey to represent the crown. This will be a celebration of the 56 member states across the globe.&nbsp;

<h2>Who will take over royal duties in the absence of the King and Queen?</h2>

Over a period of this week when Queen Camilla is away, siblings of King Charles III’s, Princess Anne and Prince Edward, are expected to represent the crown at most of the upcoming events. Among these events are the ones at Rising Brook Community Church, Savoy Chapel, the Right Stuff Amateur Boxing Club, National Equine Forum and more.&nbsp;

After it was revealed that King Charles III was suffering from cancer, the Buckingham Palace got into action and issued a statement to dispel any kind of rumours.

The statement read: “The King is grateful to his medical team for their swift intervention, which was made possible thanks to his recent hospital procedure. He remains wholly positive about his treatment and looks forward to returning to full public duty as soon as possible.”

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It added that the King decided to reveal his condition “to prevent speculation and in the hope it may assist public understanding for all those around the world who are affected by cancer.”

Post the cancer diagnosis announcement, Queen Camilla took over the royal duties as his partner. Among the first things to take care of, was attending a memorial service for Greek King Constantine II on February 27. She also attended a reception for the BBC’s 500 Words Finalists at Buckingham Palace on February 28. On February 29, Camilla met with Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska at Clarence House.

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Queen Camilla is pausing all work for now after filling in for her husband King Charles III, who was diagnosed with cancer. According to fresh reports, Camilla will take a break for a week before she resumes work for the Commonwealth Day celebrations on March 11.

Queen Camilla is pausing all work for now after filling in for her husband King Charles III, who was diagnosed with cancer. According to fresh reports, Camilla will take a break for a week before she resumes work for the Commonwealth Day celebrations on March 11. Reports suggest that she has no duties listed on the books for this week. For the Commonwealth Day celebrations, the 76-year-old royal is set to publicly appear at Westminster Abbey to represent the crown. This will be a celebration of the 56 member states across the globe. Who will take over royal duties in the absence of the King and Queen? Over a period of this week when Queen Camilla is away, siblings of King Charles III’s, Princess Anne and Prince Edward, are expected to represent the crown at most of the upcoming events. Among these events are the ones at Rising Brook Community Church, Savoy Chapel, the Right Stuff Amateur Boxing Club, National Equine Forum and more. After it was revealed that King Charles III was suffering from cancer, the Buckingham Palace got into action and issued a statement to dispel any kind of rumours. The statement read: “The King is grateful to his medical team for their swift intervention, which was made possible thanks to his recent hospital procedure. He remains wholly positive about his treatment and looks forward to returning to full public duty as soon as possible.” Also read: Bruce Willis' wife Emma schools media over 'stupid headlines' about 'no joy' in his life battling dementia It added that the King decided to reveal his condition “to prevent speculation and in the hope it may assist public understanding for all those around the world who are affected by cancer.” Post the cancer diagnosis announcement, Queen Camilla took over the royal duties as his partner. Among the first things to take care of, was attending a memorial service for Greek King Constantine II on February 27. She also attended a reception for the BBC’s 500 Words Finalists at Buckingham Palace on February 28. On February 29, Camilla met with Ukraine’s First Lady Olena Zelenska at Clarence House. Also read: Israel to change lyrics of October Rain for Eurovision after being barred from contest

Queen Camilla to take time off from royal duties post King Charles' cancer diagnosis

Britain got a new Queen on May 6 after King Charles III's coronation amid spectacular pomp and pageantry at Westminster Abbey in London.&nbsp;Camilla Parker Bowles has come a long way from being perceived as a threat to the British monarchy to taking the title of Queen. In the turbulent 1990s, she was vilified as ‘the other woman’ in Charles’ marriage to his first wife&nbsp;Princess Diana. But slowly, though painstakingly, she gained acceptance from the common British people for offering steadfast support to her husband.&nbsp;

She was present by the side of King Charles when he publicly grieved his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, and stepped into his new role. She is the love of his life, a decades-long counsellor and Charles’ confidante. And on May 6, Camilla was crowned the 29th Queen Consort at the iconic Westminster Abbey.&nbsp;

We take a look at the life and journey of Camilla, the new Queen.&nbsp;

<h2>Life before King Charles III</h2>

Camilla was born Camilla Rosemary Shand in London and was raised in East Sussex and South Kensington. She got her education in England, Switzerland, and France. In 1973, she married a British Army officer named, Andrew Parker Bowles. They divorced in 1995.

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Camilla and Andrew’s wedding was considered the ‘society wedding of the year’ with 800 guests. Royal guests were present at the ceremony and reception, including Queen Elizabeth II’s daughter, Anne and Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother. Camilla gave birth to two children with Andrew, Tom and Laura. Tom is the godson of King Charles III.&nbsp;

After 21 years of marriage, Camilla and Andrew divorced in January 1995&nbsp;on the grounds that they had been living separately for years.&nbsp;

<h2>Relationship with Charles and second marriage</h2>

Camilla reportedly met then-Prince Charles in mid-1971. At that time, Andrew ended his relationship with Camilla and was courting Princess Anne, Charles’ sister. It is known that Camilla and Charles were romantically involved periodically both before and during each of their first marriages. Their relationship was highly publicised in the media and attracted attention for all the wrong reasons.&nbsp;

After a lot of push against Camilla within the Royal family for various reasons, the two finally got married on February 10, 2005, in Windsor Castle.&nbsp;From the marriage until her husband’s accession in 2022, she was known as the Duchess of Cornwall.&nbsp;

<h2>Camilla, Charles and Diana&nbsp;</h2>

When Charles met Diana Spencer in 1981, he was still seeing Camilla. In Diana: Her True Story, author Andrew Morton wrote that Diana almost called off the wedding two days before it was due to take place after she found a bracelet Charles got&nbsp;made for Camilla. The bracelet had the letter ‘F’ and ‘G’ engraved on it, which were the initials for their names for each other — Fred and Gladys.&nbsp;

Charles insisted that they only rekindled their romance when his marriage had "irretrievably broken down". But as Diana so memorably stated in the now-discredited 1995 Panorama interview "There were three of us in this marriage". Camilla's divorce was finalised in 1995. Charles and Diana's marriage officially ended in 1996.

<h2>The image makeover</h2>

For a long period of time after Charles and Diana’s divorce, she was always seen as the ‘other woman’ by the general public of the UK. But quite slowly, she won over the British public with her down-to-earth personality and her charitable work. She notably worked against domestic violence, rape and sexual abuse, the causes that she says she’ll continue to support as queen.&nbsp;

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Camilla made dozens of official visits with charities each year, and her warm personality and ease at connecting with people no doubt helped her image makeover; those who've met her often describe her as warm and likeable.

<h2>The question of Camilla’s title</h2>

Choosing a title for Camilla has been a long point of controversy. When Charles and Camilla married, instead of naming her Princess of Wales, the palace granted her the less prestigious title Duchess of Cornwall. It was also said that once Charles became king, she would be known as “Princess Consort,” not “Queen” or “Queen Consort.”

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But Queen Elizabeth’s late support for Camilla being called “Queen Consort” paved the way for the change. The “Queen Consort” title is typical of the royal marriage, with Queen Elizabeth II’s mother known as that when her husband, King George VI, was king.

Camilla still hasn’t received the kind of popularity that was expected by Buckingham Palace. She currently ranks ninth among the royals, according to a YouGov poll earlier this year, below Charles, William, and others.

 
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Britain got a new Queen on May 6 after King Charles III's coronation amid spectacular pomp and pageantry at Westminster Abbey in London. Camilla Parker Bowles has come a long way from being perceived as a threat to the British monarchy to taking the title of Queen.

Britain got a new Queen on May 6 after King Charles III's coronation amid spectacular pomp and pageantry at Westminster Abbey in London. Camilla Parker Bowles has come a long way from being perceived as a threat to the British monarchy to taking the title of Queen. In the turbulent 1990s, she was vilified as ‘the other woman’ in Charles’ marriage to his first wife Princess Diana. But slowly, though painstakingly, she gained acceptance from the common British people for offering steadfast support to her husband. She was present by the side of King Charles when he publicly grieved his mother, the late Queen Elizabeth II, and stepped into his new role. She is the love of his life, a decades-long counsellor and Charles’ confidante. And on May 6, Camilla was crowned the 29th Queen Consort at the iconic Westminster Abbey. We take a look at the life and journey of Camilla, the new Queen. Life before King Charles III Camilla was born Camilla Rosemary Shand in London and was raised in East Sussex and South Kensington. She got her education in England, Switzerland, and France. In 1973, she married a British Army officer named, Andrew Parker Bowles. They divorced in 1995. Also Read | Prince William will honour King Charles with special vow during coronation Camilla and Andrew’s wedding was considered the ‘society wedding of the year’ with 800 guests. Royal guests were present at the ceremony and reception, including Queen Elizabeth II’s daughter, Anne and Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother. Camilla gave birth to two children with Andrew, Tom and Laura. Tom is the godson of King Charles III. After 21 years of marriage, Camilla and Andrew divorced in January 1995 on the grounds that they had been living separately for years. Relationship with Charles and second marriage Camilla reportedly met then-Prince Charles in mid-1971. At that time, Andrew ended his relationship with Camilla and was courting Princess Anne, Charles’ sister. It is known that Camilla and Charles were romantically involved periodically both before and during each of their first marriages. Their relationship was highly publicised in the media and attracted attention for all the wrong reasons. After a lot of push against Camilla within the Royal family for various reasons, the two finally got married on February 10, 2005, in Windsor Castle. From the marriage until her husband’s accession in 2022, she was known as the Duchess of Cornwall. Camilla, Charles and Diana When Charles met Diana Spencer in 1981, he was still seeing Camilla. In Diana: Her True Story, author Andrew Morton wrote that Diana almost called off the wedding two days before it was due to take place after she found a bracelet Charles got made for Camilla. The bracelet had the letter ‘F’ and ‘G’ engraved on it, which were the initials for their names for each other — Fred and Gladys. Charles insisted that they only rekindled their romance when his marriage had "irretrievably broken down". But as Diana so memorably stated in the now-discredited 1995 Panorama interview "There were three of us in this marriage". Camilla's divorce was finalised in 1995. Charles and Diana's marriage officially ended in 1996. The image makeover For a long period of time after Charles and Diana’s divorce, she was always seen as the ‘other woman’ by the general public of the UK. But quite slowly, she won over the British public with her down-to-earth personality and her charitable work. She notably worked against domestic violence, rape and sexual abuse, the causes that she says she’ll continue to support as queen. Also Read | Joe Biden, Kamala Harris woo donors for presidential election 2024 re-run Camilla made dozens of official visits with charities each year, and her warm personality and ease at connecting with people no doubt helped her image makeover; those who've met her often describe her as warm and likeable. The question of Camilla’s title Choosing a title for Camilla has been a long point of controversy. When Charles and Camilla married, instead of naming her Princess of Wales, the palace granted her the less prestigious title Duchess of Cornwall. It was also said that once Charles became king, she would be known as “Princess Consort,” not “Queen” or “Queen Consort.” Also Read | Paetongtarn Shinawatra: Thai PM candidate gives birth two weeks before election But Queen Elizabeth’s late support for Camilla being called “Queen Consort” paved the way for the change. The “Queen Consort” title is typical of the royal marriage, with Queen Elizabeth II’s mother known as that when her husband, King George VI, was king. Camilla still hasn’t received the kind of popularity that was expected by Buckingham Palace. She currently ranks ninth among the royals, according to a YouGov poll earlier this year, below Charles, William, and others. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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Mistress to Queen Consort: Camilla's intense journey of winning over public amid love for Princess Diana

As the highly controversial love triangle of now-King Charles, Princess Diana, and the "other woman" Camilla Parker Bowles unfolded, British history buffs witnessed history repeating itself. Yes, you read that right! Charles and Camilla's ancestors, too, were madly in love with each other and were in an extramarital relationship for 12 years. And, if reports are to be believed, the first time Prince Charles met Camilla Shand (today his wife and the Queen Consort), she seduced him with the words, "My great-grandmother was the mistress of your great-great-grandfather —&nbsp;so how about it?"

Unlike Charles and Camilla, who eventually got the ending they wanted, Alice and Edward remained secret lovers till the time of his death in 1910.

Here's a peek into Alice Keppel and King Edward VII's scandalous love story!

Alice Frederica Edmonstone, who went by the nickname Freddie, was just 29 years old when she met Queen Victoria's oldest son and future King of Britain, Bertie, who was in his fifties at the time. The two met at society hostess events, instantly fell in love and decided to go&nbsp;behind their partners' backs and have an extramarital relationship.

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Both Alice's husband George Keppel and the King's wife, Alexandra of Denmark, were privy to their affair. According to reports,&nbsp;Keppel even benefited from it. Edward bestowed his mistress with shares in a rubber company&nbsp;and promoted her husband to a highly lucrative job under Sir Thomas Lipton.&nbsp;

Meanwhile, it was rumoured at the time that even Alexandra of Denmark held her husband's mistress in high esteem since Alice reportedly stood aside and helped King Edward VII with some diplomatic matters.

After Edward VII's death, the royal family reportedly did all that they could to destroy evidence of his long affair with his mistress. His private secretary, Sir Francis Knollys, destroyed mountains of letters and private papers in a bonfire that lasted days, according to Daily Mail. Alice, too, was famous for her discretion and it was one of the many things Edward&nbsp;adored about her.

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However, fragments of evidence have emerged in the last century that tell a fascinating story. A strongbox was discovered at Drummonds Bank at Trafalgar Square after Alice's death, which contained&nbsp;gifts the King gave to his mistress. A note in the monarch's own handwriting was discovered in the box along with a&nbsp;diamond-encrusted brooch, which read,&nbsp;"Position quarterly and open. I am about to fire a Whitehall torpedo ahead." Other hints came from the journals and diaries of contemporaries such as American novelist Henry James.

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As the highly controversial love triangle of now-King Charles, Princess Diana, and the "other woman" Camilla Parker Bowles unfolded, British history buffs witnessed history repeating itself.

As the highly controversial love triangle of now-King Charles, Princess Diana, and the "other woman" Camilla Parker Bowles unfolded, British history buffs witnessed history repeating itself. Yes, you read that right! Charles and Camilla's ancestors, too, were madly in love with each other and were in an extramarital relationship for 12 years. And, if reports are to be believed, the first time Prince Charles met Camilla Shand (today his wife and the Queen Consort), she seduced him with the words, "My great-grandmother was the mistress of your great-great-grandfather — so how about it?" Unlike Charles and Camilla, who eventually got the ending they wanted, Alice and Edward remained secret lovers till the time of his death in 1910. Here's a peek into Alice Keppel and King Edward VII's scandalous love story! Alice Frederica Edmonstone, who went by the nickname Freddie, was just 29 years old when she met Queen Victoria's oldest son and future King of Britain, Bertie, who was in his fifties at the time. The two met at society hostess events, instantly fell in love and decided to go behind their partners' backs and have an extramarital relationship. Check out live updates from King Charles III's coronation here! Both Alice's husband George Keppel and the King's wife, Alexandra of Denmark, were privy to their affair. According to reports, Keppel even benefited from it. Edward bestowed his mistress with shares in a rubber company and promoted her husband to a highly lucrative job under Sir Thomas Lipton. Meanwhile, it was rumoured at the time that even Alexandra of Denmark held her husband's mistress in high esteem since Alice reportedly stood aside and helped King Edward VII with some diplomatic matters. After Edward VII's death, the royal family reportedly did all that they could to destroy evidence of his long affair with his mistress. His private secretary, Sir Francis Knollys, destroyed mountains of letters and private papers in a bonfire that lasted days, according to Daily Mail. Alice, too, was famous for her discretion and it was one of the many things Edward adored about her. Also read: King Charles' 'Sausage Fingers': Royal mystery solved by doctor ahead of coronation However, fragments of evidence have emerged in the last century that tell a fascinating story. A strongbox was discovered at Drummonds Bank at Trafalgar Square after Alice's death, which contained gifts the King gave to his mistress. A note in the monarch's own handwriting was discovered in the box along with a diamond-encrusted brooch, which read, "Position quarterly and open. I am about to fire a Whitehall torpedo ahead." Other hints came from the journals and diaries of contemporaries such as American novelist Henry James. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

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The United Kingdom has extended an invitation to the international community, including India to attend the coronation of Charles III and Camilla. Invite has been extended to Indian President Droupadi Murmu. According to reports, Monaco's Prince Albert and Princess Charlene, Japan's Crown Prince Akishino and Crown Princess Kiko, Poland's President Duda, and President of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will be attending the ceremony. The US will be led by first lady Jill Biden.

The coronation of the king and the queen consort will take place on May 6, 2023, almost 70 years since the last coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in June 1953. The invitation for the coronation ceremony was released last week.&nbsp;

"The Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla. By command of the King the Earl Marshal is directed to invite [name] to be present at the Abbey Church of Westminster on the 6th day of May 2023," read the colourful invitation which also marks the first time Camilla is being called a queen.

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Designed by Andrew Jamieson, the invitation features the motif of the Green Man, an ancient figure from British folklore, symbolic of spring and rebirth, to celebrate the new reign.

The invitation includes coat of arms, the emblematic flowers of the UK, and a British wildflower meadow and wildlife are all included in the design. 2000 guests will be invited who will form the congregation in Westminster Abbey.

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It is worth noting that Camilla will not don a crown adorned with the 'Kohinoor' diamond during the coronation proceedings, as the diamond's history is steeped in controversy. The gem was acquired by the British during India's colonial period and is considered a symbol of the country's exploitation and looting.

Last year in September, Indian President Droupadi Murmu visited London to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II and signed the condolence book on behalf of the Indian govt. Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022 at the age of 96 in Scotland.

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The United Kingdom has extended an invitation to the international community, including India to attend the coronation of Charles III and Camilla. Invite has been extended to Indian President Droupadi Murmu.

The United Kingdom has extended an invitation to the international community, including India to attend the coronation of Charles III and Camilla. Invite has been extended to Indian President Droupadi Murmu. According to reports, Monaco's Prince Albert and Princess Charlene, Japan's Crown Prince Akishino and Crown Princess Kiko, Poland's President Duda, and President of the Philippines Ferdinand Marcos Jr. will be attending the ceremony. The US will be led by first lady Jill Biden. The coronation of the king and the queen consort will take place on May 6, 2023, almost 70 years since the last coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in June 1953. The invitation for the coronation ceremony was released last week. "The Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla. By command of the King the Earl Marshal is directed to invite [name] to be present at the Abbey Church of Westminster on the 6th day of May 2023," read the colourful invitation which also marks the first time Camilla is being called a queen. WATCH | Gravitas: How the royals profited from slavery × Designed by Andrew Jamieson, the invitation features the motif of the Green Man, an ancient figure from British folklore, symbolic of spring and rebirth, to celebrate the new reign. The invitation includes coat of arms, the emblematic flowers of the UK, and a British wildflower meadow and wildlife are all included in the design. 2000 guests will be invited who will form the congregation in Westminster Abbey. ALSO READ | King Charles and Queen consort Camilla will be breaking a royal tradition at the coronation ceremony It is worth noting that Camilla will not don a crown adorned with the 'Kohinoor' diamond during the coronation proceedings, as the diamond's history is steeped in controversy. The gem was acquired by the British during India's colonial period and is considered a symbol of the country's exploitation and looting. Last year in September, Indian President Droupadi Murmu visited London to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II and signed the condolence book on behalf of the Indian govt. Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022 at the age of 96 in Scotland. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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Queen Consort Camilla’s jet was reportedly damaged in a bird hit and got a dent on its nose as&nbsp;she returned to the UK after a holiday in India. 
 
As per a report in the People Magazine, the Queen was travelling back to the UK from India&nbsp;in a British Airways aircraft.

The Boeing 777-200ER was making its way from Bengaluru to Heathrow Airport in London.&nbsp;

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The Queen Consort was travelling home from a holistic facility near Bengaluru. She was residing at Soukya, a wellness centre run by Dr Isaac Mathai, with some of her friends. The wellness centre offers various medical treatment programmes like meditation, homoeopathy and more, reported TOI.

As per reports, the British Airways plane landed safely even after the incident and everyone on board was able to leave without any harm. However, the&nbsp;bird strike could have been dangerous.

People Magazine reported that Camilla has been visiting this place for several years and enjoys eating vegetarian continental meals and juices.

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She even celebrated her 77th birthday three years ago at the centre&nbsp;in Bengaluru.&nbsp;

The most recent bird attack event in India happened on October 28 with an Akasa Air flight, a Boeing 737, was travelling from Ahemdabad to Delhi at a height of 1900 feet was damaged.

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Queen Consort Camilla’s jet was reportedly damaged in a bird hit and got a dent on its nose as she returned to the UK after a holiday in India. As per a report in the People Magazine, the Queen was travelling back to the UK from India in a British Airways aircraft.

Queen Consort Camilla’s jet was reportedly damaged in a bird hit and got a dent on its nose as she returned to the UK after a holiday in India. As per a report in the People Magazine, the Queen was travelling back to the UK from India in a British Airways aircraft. The Boeing 777-200ER was making its way from Bengaluru to Heathrow Airport in London. British Airways Boeing 777-200ER aircraft (G-YMMJ) suffered a bird strike today while doing Flight BA118 from Bengaluru , India to London Heathrow Airport . Picture : MZulqarnainBut pic.twitter.com/VcQeJO6cNH — FL360aero (@fl360aero) October 28, 2022 × Also read | King Charles was ‘devastated’ after Prince Harry got married to Meghan Markle, claims book The Queen Consort was travelling home from a holistic facility near Bengaluru. She was residing at Soukya, a wellness centre run by Dr Isaac Mathai, with some of her friends. The wellness centre offers various medical treatment programmes like meditation, homoeopathy and more, reported TOI. As per reports, the British Airways plane landed safely even after the incident and everyone on board was able to leave without any harm. However, the bird strike could have been dangerous. People Magazine reported that Camilla has been visiting this place for several years and enjoys eating vegetarian continental meals and juices. Also read | Reports suggest Queen Consort Camilla may not be crowned with Kohinoor She even celebrated her 77th birthday three years ago at the centre in Bengaluru. The most recent bird attack event in India happened on October 28 with an Akasa Air flight, a Boeing 737, was travelling from Ahemdabad to Delhi at a height of 1900 feet was damaged. (With inputs from agencies)

Queen Camilla's aircraft suffers damage after bird strike, no injuries reported

The new royal portrait is here! 
 
Weeks after Queen Elizabeth II's death, Buckingham Palace released the first official portrait of King Charles III with his wife Queen Consort, Camilla, by his side. The picture also featured the new Prince and Princess of Wales. 
 
The picture was taken on the eve of the Queen’s funeral when the Royal family hosted a grand reception for all the world leaders who arrived for the Queen's funeral.&nbsp; 
 
In the picture, all senior British Royals are wearing black colour outfits, as they pose with warm smiles on their face.&nbsp;

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The picture taken by the royal photographer Chris Jackson shows King Charles standing with one hand in his coat pocket and the other at the back of his wife Camila. His eldest son Prince Willian and his wife Prince stand by his side. All are posing&nbsp;in front of George IV&nbsp;portrait.

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Following the royal's morning dress code, Camilla and Kate were wearing black mourning dresses.&nbsp; 
 
After Queen Elizabeth breathed her last in Balmoral castle on September 8, everyone in the Royal family has been bestowed with new royal duties and titles. Soon after her death, her eldest son, Charles took over the throne as King Charles III.&nbsp;

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Now in the line of succession, after Charles becomes the king, his eldest son Prince William is the new heir to the throne. With the new royal duties, Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton have also adopted the titles held by Charles and his wife Camilla, now King and Queen Consort, respectively. 
 
The couple who were known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are now Prince and Princess of Wales.&nbsp;

Recently, Elizabeth's cause of death was revealed, <a href="https://www.wionews.com/entertainment/queen-elizabeth-ii-died-from-old-age-death-certificate-reveals-the-time-she-died-520952">read more here:&nbsp;</a>

The new royal portrait is here! Weeks after Queen Elizabeth II's death, Buckingham Palace released the first official portrait of King Charles III with his wife Queen Consort, Camilla, by his side.

The new royal portrait is here! Weeks after Queen Elizabeth II's death, Buckingham Palace released the first official portrait of King Charles III with his wife Queen Consort, Camilla, by his side. The picture also featured the new Prince and Princess of Wales. The picture was taken on the eve of the Queen’s funeral when the Royal family hosted a grand reception for all the world leaders who arrived for the Queen's funeral. In the picture, all senior British Royals are wearing black colour outfits, as they pose with warm smiles on their face. Whole Britain cried again! How Queen Elizabeth's death brings back memories of Diana's funeral The picture taken by the royal photographer Chris Jackson shows King Charles standing with one hand in his coat pocket and the other at the back of his wife Camila. His eldest son Prince Willian and his wife Prince stand by his side. All are posing in front of George IV portrait. 📸 Their Majesties The King and The Queen Consort with Their Royal Highnesses The Prince and Princess of Wales. Taken at Buckingham Palace on 18th September by @ChrisJack_Getty . pic.twitter.com/heUi1C5E15 — The Royal Family (@RoyalFamily) October 1, 2022 × Following the royal's morning dress code, Camilla and Kate were wearing black mourning dresses. After Queen Elizabeth breathed her last in Balmoral castle on September 8, everyone in the Royal family has been bestowed with new royal duties and titles. Soon after her death, her eldest son, Charles took over the throne as King Charles III. Diamond choker to tiara: 7 times royal ladies flaunted exorbitant things from Queen Elizabeth's wardrobe Now in the line of succession, after Charles becomes the king, his eldest son Prince William is the new heir to the throne. With the new royal duties, Prince William and his wife Kate Middleton have also adopted the titles held by Charles and his wife Camilla, now King and Queen Consort, respectively. The couple who were known as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are now Prince and Princess of Wales. Recently, Elizabeth's cause of death was revealed, read more here:

New royal portrait featuring King Charles, Camilla, William and Kate released