The King met the Italian prime minister, addresses both houses of Parliament and had an unscheduled meeting with the Pope.

His speech at the state banquet was full of references to Rome’s influence on the UK as he used Monty Python’s ... Queen Camilla visits an ice cream parlour (Victoria Jones/PA) Actors ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla have had a private meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican where he wished them a happy 20th ...

The King jokingly referred to a banquet marking his Italian state visit and held on his 20th wedding anniversary as a “small romantic, candle-lit dinner for two”. Charles and Queen Camilla were guests ...

A section of Hadrian’s Wall near the Birdoswald Roman Fort in Cumbria (Yui Mok/PA) Those invited dined on a pasta with aubergine starter, sea bass in salt crust main and ice cream cake with ...

"I for one, have never asked that question, made famous by Monty Python ... That was followed by a fior di latte ice cream cake with raspberries. This was the King's second speech of the day ...

The King devoted much of his speech to Britain’s love for Italy and its culture, joking that: “I, for one, have never asked that question – made famous by Monty Python – ‘what have the ...