Will Prince Charles become King Charles III?

Here's why the heir apparent might not be known as King Charles III when he inherits the throne. read more

I think that Charles is likely to remain King Charles III - he has been known as Prince Charles for much longer than George VI was Albert or Edward VIII was David. After all, we live in a world much more committed to ‘image’ and ‘brand’ than previous generations, and even old-fashioned Charles (and his circle) understand this. read more

Prince Charles was nine when he was given the title the Prince of Wales. He's now 68 and is the longest-serving heir apparent in British history. As speculation around the day that he inherits the throne gains momentum, questions around his future title are bubbling up. read more

Rob Moseley, Loughborough Uni Charles II spent much of his time consorting with a very attractive, extremely buxom, young lady called Nell Gwynne. read more