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What is the Stone of Destiny and why does King Charles III need it in London for his coronation? - 02-May-2023

An ancient and controversial block of stone has made the journey from Edinburgh Castle to London for the coronation of King Charles III.

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What is the Stone of Destiny and why does King Charles III need it in London for his coronation?

An ancient and controversial block of stone has made the journey from Edinburgh Castle to London for the coronation of King Charles III.

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What is the Stone of Destiny and why does King Charles III need it in London for his coronation? - 02-May-2023

What is the Stone of Destiny and why does King Charles III need it in London for his coronation? - 02-May-2023
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The real Stone of Destiny is in my pub and I will prove it, says landlord

Owner of one of Glasgow's oldest bars is preparing to use carbon dating to stand up their claims a 335 lb rock is the original

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How theft of 24st Stone of Scone sparked one of the biggest manhunts in British history

On Christmas Day in 1950, the Stone of Scone was taken by four young Scottish nationalists, who broke into Westminster Abbey by a side door. Above: The stone being recovered in 1951.

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