In the latest royal news, there is speculation that King Charles may be considering a trip to the US to potentially reconcile with Prince Harry. An expert suggests that the King could be seeking a resolution with his son amidst ongoing family tensions. This development comes shortly after pop star Taylor Swift shared a selfie with Prince William during his birthday celebration at her concert. The unexpected encounter between the music icon and the royal figure has sparked interest and conversation among fans and observers alike.

Reform UK, a party that has seen an increase in support according to recent opinion polls, has been facing scrutiny due to controversial statements made by some of its candidates. These statements have included opinions suggesting that the UK should have stayed neutral during World War II, admiration for Hitler's leadership skills, and belief in a conspiracy theory about King Charles being controlled by a global elite. Despite these controversies, one party candidate defended their right to hold such opinions, stating that everyone is entitled to their own views. As the general election campaign continues, Reform UK candidates are under the spotlight for their controversial remarks.

On the 80th anniversary of D-Day, veterans and world leaders gathered in France and the UK to commemorate the historic landings. Among those in attendance were Joe Biden and King Charles. The commemorations began with a piper playing a lament at sea at the exact moment of the beach invasion in 1944. Major Trevor Macey-Lillie, the piper, expressed his deep humility and privilege to be part of the event. He felt honored to be coming off the landing craft onto the beaches, just like the young soldiers did 80 years ago. The presence of veterans and world leaders at the D-Day celebrations served as a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made during the Second World War. The event was a solemn tribute to those who fought and died on the beaches of Normandy.

King Charles expressed his gratitude to the D-Day veterans during the 80th commemoration of the historic event. He stated that "we are eternally in their debt" for their bravery and sacrifice during the landings.

King Charles and Rishi Sunak will be taking a break from their respective duties to join veterans in commemorating the 80th anniversary of D-day. The two men will participate in two days of events in England and France to honor the brave soldiers who embarked on the historic mission. Rishi Sunak, who has been busy with election campaigning, and King Charles, who is recovering from cancer, will set aside 48 hours to pay tribute to the veterans. The events will take place at the ports where allied troops set off for their mission and on the beaches of Normandy where they began the liberation of Europe in 1944. The commemoration will kick off on Wednesday at 11am on Southsea common on Portsmouth's seafront. The veterans, along with King Charles and Rishi Sunak, will gather to remember the sacrifices made and the lives lost during the D-day operation.