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King Charles will make history when he becomes the oldest monarch to be crowned at his coronation ceremony on May 6. It will be a big moment for the United Kingdom, marking the first coronation of a monarch since Queen Elizabeth was crowned in 1953 - 70 years ago.

The Duggars are not necessarily practicing what they preach.

Binky Felstead has revealed she would keep concealer stashed away in her bra after suffering red raw acne in her teens. The Made In Chelsea star, who wore big round glasses and train-track braces at school, was subjected to torrid bullying throughout her youth which led to her starting counselling aged 16, which she has never really stopped. Binky said: “I used to carry concealer in my bra - I had the worst acne when I was in sixth form.

A Perthshire church minister is planning a hymn-a-thon, playing hymns continuously to his flock until he has completed every single one in the hymn book.

Andrew Lloyd Webber, the English composer who created the scores for blockbuster musicals such as “Cats,” “The Phantom of the Opera” and “Evita”, has written the anthem for King Charles III’s coronation, adapting a piece of church music that encourages singers to make a “joyful noise.”

No—which is good news for football fans.The Abbott Elementary star generously lent her talent to the Super Bowl LVII Pregame, bringing down the house with a ravishing rendition of “Lift Every Voice and Sing." And the date made her performance all the more meaningful: According to Ralph's Instagram reel posted before the game, today marks 123 years since the hymn was first publicly performed. “It is no coincidence that I will be singing the Black National Anthem, Lift Every Voice and Sing at the Super Bowl on the same date it was first publicly performed 123 years ago (February 12, 1900),” Ralph wrote.

The Rangers fans have been singing Malik Tillman’s name. But with the Ibrox side now getting a consistent tune out of the talented American, the 20-year-old reckons it’s Michael Beale who should be getting the chorus call.

Sharrieff Shah admitted that he cries while discussing the federal fraud case against his wife Jen Shah on Wednesday's episode of The Real Housewives Of Salt Lake City.The 51-year-old football coach hosted a guys-only barbecue lunch during the season three episode as his wife Jen, 49, faced a looming trial after being charged with conspiracy to commit wire fraud and money laundering.'What d'ya got, some sweet treats?,' said Sharrieff as he greeted Angie K's husband who arrived with desserts. Emotional toll: Sharrieff Shah admitted that he cries while discussing the federal fraud case against his wife Jen Shah on Wednesday's episode of The Real Housewives Of Salt Lake CityThe cornerbacks coach and special teams coordinator for the Utah Utes football team showed his genial personality as he invited the men to a cooking demonstration by his barbecue master friend Marcus Jones, owner of Miss Essie's Southern BBQ in Utah.He later got emotional while opening up about Jen's legal drama.'I believe that God never makes mistakes.

A minister has quit the church to go travelling around the world with his three dogs in an ex-Army Land Rover Defender.

Leslie Jordan left us with a final message that has now become more relevant than likely intended.

It's not a task many of us would relish tackling. But Dame Mary Berry revealed yesterday that she had chosen the hymns she hoped would be played at her funeral – and had already reserved the site of her grave. The former Bake Off star said: 'It's a bit morbid to think about a funeral, but I'm not really too bothered because I won't be here!'I'd like to have a party before it happens.

Good evening and welcome to the Daily Record's Monday briefing.

At the Queen's funeral today when the procession arrived in St George's Chapel at Windsor Castle, there appeared to be a bit of confusion over the seating arrangements. Following the late monarch's historic state funeral at Westminster Abbey, Her Majesty's coffin was taken to Windsor up the Long Walk as thousands of mourners gathered outside to pay their respects before a televised committal service.

Queen Elizabeth’s coffin has been interred at St George’s Chapel. The monarch has been lowered into the Royal Vault in the chapel on the Windsor Estate, where it will remain until 7. 30pm on Monday (19.

The Queen's coffin has been pictured for the final time as it was lowered into the royal vault following a committal service surrounded by her family. It was carried into St George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle for the service after thousands of people turned out to pay their respects to a monarch who served them for 70 years. Around 800 people, including members of the Queen's Household and Windsor estate staff, attended the ceremony at the chapel.

Queen Elizabeth‘s funeral on Monday morning (September 19) included a couple of nods to her late husband, Prince Philip, who passed away last year.

King Charles, members of the royal family and hundreds of world leaders, politicians and other public dignitaries joined in the funeral service for Queen Elizabeth II at Westminster Abbey this morning. 

Queen Elizabeth II's funeral service will include a poignant nod to her late husband Prince Philip. Her Majesty's state funeral will take place at Westminster Abbey on 19 September with the service including a unique version of a popular hymn, which was sung at her wedding to the Duke of Edinburgh.

Those attending Queen Elizabeth’s State Funeral at Westminster Abbey on Monday sang one of the hymns sung at the late monarch’s wedding to Prince Philip.

Prince George and Princess Charlotte were spotted arriving at Westminster Abbey to attend the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II today. Their parents, Prince William and Kate Middleton reportedly stepped in and pushed forward their wishes for their children to have a chance to say farewell to their great grandmother.

The first of the estimated one million mourners expected to pay their respects to Queen Elizabeth as she lies in state was a royal superfan who had camped out for more than 48 hours. Vanessa Nathakumaran, 56, an administrative assistant from Harrow in north west London, said she had to fight to control her emotions when she saw Her Majesty’s casket. She told MailOnline on Wednesday (14.