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King calls for unity in first Commonwealth Day speech as protesters gather at Westminster Abbey

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King Charles has given his first Commonwealth Day address as monarch against the backdrop of protests at Westminster Abbey. The King urged the family of nations to "strive together" for the "global common good" at the annual service celebrating the Commonwealth.

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Times of India

King Charles III gave his first Commonwealth Day speech as King at Westminster Abbey; Know key details of venue here

With a storied and diverse history, Westminster Abbey is also a final resting place for over 3,300 individuals. One of the structure's most recognizable attributes are the 13th-century Cloisters, which used to be the liveliest areas of the abbey as they were frequently utilized by the monks.

1 year ago·India

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BBC News

King gives Commonwealth speech of 'tolerance and respect'

King Charles receives a traditional Maori greeting, in a Commonwealth service emphasising diversity.

1 year ago·United Kingdom

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News18 India

King Charles III Calls for Commonwealth Unity

Charles took over as head of the Commonwealth, many of whose members are former British colonies, after the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, last September

1 year ago·India

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CTV News

King Charles III draws on mother's inspiration for his first Commonwealth Day as head

King Charles drew on his mother's inspiration on Monday as he celebrated his first Commonwealth Day as symbolic head of the grouping with a service at London's Westminster Abbey, joined by other senior members of the British royal family.

1 year ago·Canada

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