King Charles III and Queen Camilla, along with Prince William and Princess Catherine of Wales, arrive at Westminster Abbey for the religious portion of their coronation ceremony.
Prince Harry attended the coronation of his father, King Charles III, and stepmother, Queen Camilla, missing his son Archie's fourth birthday. It marked the first time Harry has been seen in public with his family since the release of his explosive memoir "Spare."
Queen Camilla received her own coronation. Like her husband, she is anointed with holy oil by the Archbishop of Canterbury, but without a screen, which demonstrates the different nature of anointing a consort compared to a reigning sovereign.
Titles play a major role in the British royal family. You can be born with one, get one later in life or sometimes even lose your title. To the uninitiated it can be understandably confusing. CNN's Max Foster decodes the system.
The Washington Post reports Virginia "Ginni" Thomas, the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas, was paid tens of thousands of dollars for consulting work, set up by conservative activist Leonard Leo. Leo specified there should be "no mention of Ginni" in any paperwork.
Thousands of British troops arrive at London's Waterloo rail station, preparing to carry out their ceremonial role in the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
The coronation of King Charles III is steeped in tradition, but it differs in several important ways from that of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II. Royal historian Elizabeth Norton joins Isa Soares from London.
The Sudanese Armed Forces and the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces have agreed to start preliminary talks, according to the governments of Saudi Arabia and the U.S. It comes after weeks of violent clashes between the two groups that have left hundreds dead and thousands wounded.
CNN's Scott McLean reports from Serbia, a country still reeling from mass shootings that left more than a dozen people dead in less than 48 hours. Serbia's president has vowed to make urgent changes in response to the violence.
On Friday, the World Health Organization moved to end the Covid-19 global health emergency, more than three years after it was first put into place. The W.H.O. says the virus remains a global health threat, but at a lower level of concern.