London — The "Stone of Destiny," an ancient symbol of Scotland's monarchy, was on its way from Edinburgh Castle to London on Friday to play its role in the coronation of King Charles III on May 6.

King Charles III’s coronation was celebrated with an all ... Commonwealth Secretary-General Baroness Scotland was seated by The King at his concert (Picture: Anna Gordon – WPA Pool / Getty ...

Recommended King’s coronation ... the Great Steward of Scotland, the Prince of Wales. – Procession to the altar carrying the Queen Consort’s regalia: Barrister Baroness (Helena) Kennedy ...

Members of the Royal Family watched from the Royal Box at Windsor Castle, alongside special guests including Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Baroness Scotland. Thousands also gathered to watch the ...

This will be the first time that Scotland marks the coronation with its own royal festivities since Charles was crowned at London’s Westminster Abbey in May to mark his ascension to the royal ...

King Charles presented with Scottish crown jewels Celebrations to herald coronation in May Protesters chant "Not my king" EDINBURGH, July 5 (Reuters) - Scotland marked the coronation of King ...

LONDON (AP) — Two months after the lavish coronation of King Charles III at Westminster Abbey in London, Scotland is set to host its own event to mark the new monarch’s accession to the throne.

Kate Middleton and Prince William at King Charles’ coronation celebration in Scotland on July 5. The Princess of Wales also sported a pearl bracelet and earrings that previously belonged to her ...

With Prince Philip by her side, the Queen was presented with the crown jewels of Scotland at St. Giles' Cathedral United Press Photo/SuperStock/Alamy Stock Photo Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip ...

Chris Jackson/Getty King Charles’ second coronation celebration will include some new royal regalia. On Friday, the government of Scotland announced that a new ceremonial sword of state will be ...

King Charles III’s coronation weekend was brought to a ... gold buttons and waving a Union Jack flag with aplomb was Baroness Scotland – or, more properly, Patricia Janet Scotland, Baroness ...