God save the king

Britain will see a wealth of changes as the Queen's image and insignia on banknotes, letterboxes and stamps are replaced with that of the new King, Charles III following the death of his mother.

The upcoming coronation of King Charles III is the most hotly anticipated event this year - so MailOnline asked an AI bot to provide a sneak peek

While some areas of the website still have both the new titles and the former ones for members of the Royal Family, other parts have fully updated to reflect the monarch's death.

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Checkmate

The new monarch tries the crown on for size.

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Organizations emphasized that the changes will be gradual and that new money and stamps will circulate alongside old ones.

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Jesus Is My SuperHero

Is there still a case for an anointed monarch, asks Graham James

I am rich because of God. Amen