Lord Mayor
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Lord Mayor Life story
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... The Lord Mayor of Westminster Patricia McAllister joined the British Ambassador Jan Thompson for the official tree felling ceremony in Norway...
David Cameron to return to cabinet table after seven years
... In a speech at the Lord Mayor s Banquet in London on Monday night, Mr Sunak said he was " pleased to have appointed a new foreign secretary"...
Belfast City Council spends £150,000 on lord mayor portraits
...By Brendan HughesBBC News NI political reporterBelfast City Council has spent almost £150,000 in the past 10 years on portraits of its Lord Mayors...
King mourns 'heartbreaking' losses in Middle East
... " Addressing the City of London s Lord Mayor and representatives, the King called for the moderating forces of " civility and tolerance, on which our political life and wider national conversation depend"...
South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol to meet King Charles in state visit
... They may attend another banquet hosted by the Lord Mayor and City of London Corporation, where they will meet leaders of commerce and industry...
Chef Richard Corrigan finds London Sheep Drive 'deliciously eccentric'
... Mr Corrigan, who owns multiple restaurants in the city, retraced the steps of London s ancient trading routes and was joined by former Lord Mayor of London Sir Andrew Parmley and sheriffs of the city...
Belfast Pride: Officers told not to wear police uniforms
... Ms McAllister was Lord Mayor of Belfast in 2017 when the PSNI and Gardaí (Irish police) officers marched in uniform...
King Charles and Queen Camilla visit Armagh and Enniskillen
... As the couple joined the Lord Mayor of Armagh Paul Greenfield on stage, King Charles addressed the crowd and thanked the community for its hospitality...
King mourns 'heartbreaking' losses in Middle East
By Sean CoughlanRoyal correspondent
The King has made an impassioned plea for religious tolerance and mutual respect, against the background of " international turmoil" in Israel and Gaza.
In a speech at Mansion House , in The City of London, he spoke of the " heartbreaking loss of life".
The King has long supported building bridges between faiths, calling the UK a " community of communities".
But he also spoke of the importance of " our ability to laugh at ourselves".
In particular, he highlighted his own problems with malfunctioning fountain pens.
The King called for " an invigorating dash of self-irony" and hailed the importance of a sense of humour as part of The National character.
This Was particular relevant in his own case, The King said, after the " vicissitudes I have faced with frustratingly failing fountain pens this past year".
Signing a visitors' book in Belfast, he and was overheard saying: " Oh God I hate this. . I can't bear this bloody thing. "
Addressing The City of London's Lord Mayor and representatives, The King called for the moderating forces of " civility and tolerance, on which our political life and wider national conversation depend".
He warned against the " rancour and acrimony" of Social Media , with its angry extremism, and The Risk of becoming a " shouting or recriminatory society".
'Demotivating scapegoating'There was a particular call for respect between different faiths and Cultures - and since the Hamas attack on Israel, The King has spoken to King Abdullah Ii of Jordan, Israeli President Isaac Herzog and chief rabbi Ephraim Mirvis .
The King called for a " breathing space" to allow people to " think and speak freely" and for disputes to be " passionate but not pugnacious".
One of his first acts as King had been to invite a range of religious leaders into Buckingham Palace , He Said , and he wanted to " rededicate My Life to protecting the space for faith".
In his plea for traditions of calm and respect, The King warned against the trashing of public institutions and public service and The Threat of " demotivating scapegoating" for those working in them.
Since the " dawn of history" Britain had been " enriched by our welcome of new citizens from the Four Corners of the globe" he added.
The Mansion House event marked the symbolic arrival of a new monarch in The City of London.
There was a ceremony, dating back to the 14Th Century , in which The Pearl Sword is presented to the monarch, who then returns it to the Lord Mayor .
The Sword is in a scabbard covered with 2,600 pearls and The Ceremony is a symbolic show of mutual respect between two historical powerbases, The Monarchy and The City of London.
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