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King Charles outlined the Government's proposed laws at the State Opening of Parliament last week, and we asked Mirror readers what they thought of the 21 bills

The Duke of Kent missed today's Remembrance service at the Cenotaph due to "episodic mobility problems", with his equerry laying a wreath on his behalf during the ceremony today

Kate Middleton and Prince William’s eldest son Prince George was a Page of Honour at the coronation of King Charles but didn't take up the role during the State Opening of Parliament this week

Royal expert Richard Fitzwilliams has shared his thoughts over speculation that Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were snubbed from King Charles' 75th birthday party next week

Keir Starmer said the country wanted the PM to 'stop messing around' as he accused him of setting out a 'recipe for Britain’s decline' on a day described as a 'new low'

The Labour leader warned the Conservatives offered 'only gimmicks, division, and more of the same' after the Government's plans for new laws were set out in the King's Speech

The Tobacco and Vapes Bill, including in the King's Speech, will see the legal age for buying cigarettes rise by one year every year with new restrictions on vaping

The exchange of pleasantries between the PM and Labour leader came ahead of the monarch's address to Parliament setting out the Government's agenda ahead of the next general election

Rishi Sunak has drawn up a list of 20 planned new laws, but the blueprint announced in the King's Speech doesn't include promised bans on trophy hunting and conversion therapy

King Charles today read out the Government's plans as Rishi Sunak desperately tries to cling to power, with a cigarette sale ban and a shake-up of renting rules among measures announced

King Charles outlined the government's proposed laws at the State Opening of Parliament today, which highlighted plans to ban smoking and grant judges extra powers

Black Rod is actually a person who performs an important function in Parliament and will be seen in today's ceremony as the Government's plans are announced in the King's Speech

King Charles III will travel from Buckingham Palace to the Palace of Westminster tomorrow to formally open the last session of Parliament before next year's general election. Here we look at the pomp and circumstance of the ceremony

Plans to force criminals to attend sentencing hearings and changes to leasehold rules will be announced as the King reads out the laws Rishi Sunak wants to pass before the election

In honour of her years of unwavering loyalty the Princess Royal will feature in the procession as the prestigious 'Gold-Stick-in-Waiting' - known for looking after the personal safety of the monarch

The King's Speech will include plans to issue more North Sea oil and gas licences, but Labour has said it would be better to focus investment on nuclear and renewable power

Ahead of the King’s Speech, Labour warned the Conservatives have given up on tackling the country’s problems as it emerged 134 hours of parliamentary time went unused

The Labour leader will use a speech in the North East to outline what he hopes to hear in next week's King's Speech - Charles' first State Opening since becoming monarch 14 months ago

The Tories attempted to sweep out the bad news before the King's Speech, which will set our Rishi Sunak's priorities in the build-up to next year's likely general election

The Prince of Wales will not be able to attend a milestone event for the King later this year due to a scheduling "snafu" - while one expert claims he might pull focus from his father

King Charles will formally open Parliament on November 7, Commons Leader Penny Morduant has told MPs