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An advert promising exclusive access suggests there 'may be opportunities to interact' with the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, at Canterbury Cathedral

Dame Esther Rantzen is calling on the government to legalise assisted dying to spare families 'painful last memories' - and nearly 80% of Mirror readers support the plans

King Charles' Christmas Day speech will reflect his green credentials by featuring a living tree for the first time, with the text said to be written without the help of advisers

Childline founder Dame Esther Rantzen is considering assisted dying to spare her family 'painful last memories' as she battles stage four lung cancer - but do you think the option should be legalised?

Medical staff at the largest medical facility in Gaza, the al-Shifa hospital in Gaza City, is out of power and oxygen, meaning doctors are unable to keep newborns alive as fighting continues to rage outside

Public figures, including the Archbishop of Cantebury and actor Michael Sheen have called for a 'thank holiday' - an extra day off for people to connect with each other and volunteer'

Lord George Carey, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, has asked MPs to consider legalising assisted dying because it is “profoundly Christian” to stop terminally ill people from suffering - but what do you think? Vote in our poll.

Prince William is reportedly already thinking about his own coronation and ways in which he can make it 'relevant' after attending his father's last weekend

The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, was convicted of speeding just days after he crowned King Charles III and has been ordered to pay a £510 fine

Justin Welby is set to join criticism of Suella Braverman's plan to deport new arrivals to Rwanda as proposed immigration legislation is debated in the House of Lords today

Prince Harry was spotted making a friendly exchange with Justin Welby as he walked into Westminster Abbey to watch King Charles being anointed

Sources revealed those involved in preparing the historic event are relying on the old showbiz maxim that 'it’ll be alright on the night'

Members of the public will be invited to take part in the first Homage of the People during King Charles' Coronation - but will you pledge you allegiance to the new monarch?

In previous coronations, the moment where the Archbishop of Canterbury uses holy oil to anoint the hands, breasts and head of the sovereign is not seen in public

The Archbishop of Canterbury has reportedly been asked by King Charles to negotiate a deal that would enable Prince Harry and Meghan Markle to attend his Coronation in May

Prince Harry has repeatedly called for reconciliation, saying he wants 'an apology' from his family, but that they have 'shown absolutely no willingness to reconcile'

Commissioners of the church, including the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby, looked into their history and involvement in the slave trade and said its connection to it caused "great dismay