King Charles' Tudor Crown Replaces Queen Elizabeth's Insignia on UK Government Website

The change, marking a symbolic shift in the monarchy, is part of a broader update of royal symbols across official channels.

King Charles III's preferred Tudor Crown symbol has replaced Queen Elizabeth II's insignia on the UK government's website, signaling a new era.
The rebranding, expected to be completed by March 1, extends to post boxes, police uniforms, and other government channels.
Funding for the logo change on the gov.uk site comes from the website's usual operating costs, according to Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden.
The Tudor Crown, chosen by King Charles for his royal cypher, reflects a departure from the late Queen’s St Edward’s Crown.
The transition to King Charles' insignia on currency, official documents, and royal uniforms is ongoing, with significant updates already in place.