Queen Camilla

King Charles is planning a landmark South Asian tour in 2024, visiting India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, following his recovery from cancer. According to UK newspaper The Mirror report, the tour, of great political and cultural significance, is being organised with medical guidance and foreign office collaboration. Earlier plans for a regional visit were cancelled in 2022 after Queen Elizabeth's death. This follows his successful 11-day South Pacific tour in October, marking his first overseas trip as Head of State and Commonwealth leader. Palace officials are optimistic about resuming a full overseas schedule, with Charles and Camilla seen as key ambassadors to strengthen Britain’s global relationships.

'This is boring': King Charles III seen complaining to Queen Camilla during coronation

The coronation saw the presence of several personalities such as Katy Perry and Sonam Kapoor among others, who were part of the celebrations on Sunday.

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In Pics: Coronation of the longest-serving British heir apparent, King Charles III

The United Kingdom today marked the Coronation of Their Majesties King Charles III and Queen Camilla.

Camilla crowned queen

Camilla, 75, was crowned by Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby.

King Charles III: The monarch with a multi-faith outlook, great love for India

Charles, born Charles Philip Arthur George on November 14, 1948, became the oldest person to ever accede to the British throne on the passing of Queen Elizabeth II aged 96 on September 8 last year.

Queen Camilla’s plane damaged in bird hit while returning from India

Queen Camilla’s airplane was reportedly damaged in a bird hit as she returned to the UK after a luxurious holiday in India.

Elizabeth II marks Platinum Jubilee with 'Queen Camilla' announcement

With the main Platinum Jubilee celebrations set for this summer, Queen Elizabeth said she hoped the events would "bring together families and friends, neighbours and communities".