The Royal Standard is also known as a banner of arms, as it depicts the shield of the Royal Arms. The flag represents the monarch and is flown only when King Charles is in residence at one of ...

The Royal Standard flag was raised from half-mast at Holyroodhouse upon the arrival of King Charles III on Monday, 12 September. King Charles arrived at his official residence in Scotland ahead of ...

Unlike the Union flag, the Royal Standard is never flown at half mast, even after the death of a monarch as there is always a Sovereign on the throne. King Charles III was formally proclaimed ...

The Royal Standard has been in use since long before Wales had its own national flag, recognised in 1959, and King Charles II could incorporate a Welsh element into his own flag.

In a touching gesture, the pilot held a flag bearing the king's standard from the moment King Charles and Queen Camilla landed until their motorcade departed.

The King, 76, and Queen, 77, arrived at Rome's Ciampino airport on Monday, April 7. Upon landing, the Royal Standard and the Italian flag were displayed out the window of the cockpit. It is the ...

many saw that the coffin was draped in the Royal Standard flag, alongside the Imperial State Crown on a velvet cushion with a wreath of flowers atop, and carried on a gun carriage of King's Troop ...