Tag: monarchy

I support the people’s re(s)publica, not a republic of the state. The Royal Crown unites us in a manner that no elected politician can, and in so doing protects our way of life in a way that any eventual establishment of a Republic cannot.

When stripped down to its most skeletal form, the Coronation of King Charles III entailed a simple ferrying of objects from altar to throne....

"The survival of the monarchy is a testament to the moderation that characterises British political history, perhaps our greatest and most distinctive achievement."

After shouting “who elected him?” during King Charles’s proclamation ceremony through Oxford, activist Symon Hill was arrested for a public order offence. Cherwell can...

"It is possible, therefore, to feel intensely sorry for Harry, treated as he has been, without forgiving him for this very public falling out with the nation."

"The one person many looked to as a bulwark of stability for a lifetime is gone."

Imagine you were asked by a visitor from another country, or perhaps even another planet, to explain the unusual activity in the UK this...

"Is it right that our national anthem reveres nothing but our monarch? Is there not far more to our country than that?"

As Jubilee weekend approaches I am conflicted. Many on Sunday will be celebrating their affection for our nation, and I should make it clear...

Why are we so fascinated by stories of royalty?

Netflix's new series of The Crown entrances with nuanced links between love and photography

John Mainland makes an impassioned case for the need to end the British monarchy in Australia