Coronation Seating Chart: Where Did Prince Harry, Kate Middleton and Other Royals Sit?

Photo: Press Association via AP Images King CharlesandQueen Camilla’s coronation took months of planning — including coordinating a seating chart for the Westminster Abbey guests. While the King, 74, and Queen, 75, had the best seats in the house — including Charles being crowned in the historic Coronation Chair —Prince Williamand his family had front row seats to the service. Next to the Prince of Wales was his son Prince Louis, 5, the daughter Princess Charlotte, 8, thenKate Middleton.

Coronation Snubs: Who Didn't Attend King Charles and Queen Camilla's Crowning Ceremony?

Photo: David M. Benett/Dave Benett/Chris Jackson/Getty Images The British royal family, world royals and hundreds of charity representatives came together forKing CharlesandQueen Camilla’s coronation — but some players were missing. Meghan Markle,Sarah FergusonandCharles Spencerwere not among the 2,200 people inWestminster Abbeyfor the crowning ceremony on Saturday. Buckingham Palacepreviously announcedthatPrince Harrywould attend while the Duchess of Sussex stayed back in California with their children,Prince ArchieandPrincess Lilibet, on her son’s4th birthday. “Buckingham Palace is pleased to confirm that The Duke of Sussex will attend the Coronation Service at Westminster Abbey on 6th May.

Coronavirus Cases Soar to Alarming Numbers in Italy, South Korea and Iran with Hundreds Infected

Cases of the new coronavirussoared on Feb. 22 after Italy, South Korea and Iran reported an alarming number of infected citizens, totaling in the hundreds. Up until the weekend, the vast majority of new coronavirus (officially termed COVID-19) cases had occurred in mainland China,spreading outward from Hubei province, the epicenter of the disease.As of Feb. 23, China has reported over 77,000 cases and 2,445 deaths. One week earlier, Italy had just 3 cases of coronavirus.

Coronavirus Is Spreading Quickly — but It's Relatively Mild If You Get It

Coronavirus willlikely begin to spread throughout the U.S. soon, as the Centers for Disease Control said Tuesday, sparking fears that the virus will harm Americans. But just how deadly is it? Not particularly, researchers say. Those with mild cases experienced fever, cough, shortness of breath and breathing problems, and were able to make a full recovery. Researchers said that the difference between mild and severe cases was that the people with severe cases developed pneumonia, defined as an infection of the lungs.

Coronavirus Outbreak at In-N-Out Burger Locations Rises to 122 Employee Cases

Photo: Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg/Getty Accordingto a data spreadsheetfrom the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment (CDPHE), the number of cases among employees at the restaurants in Arapahoe and El Paso counties had risen to 42 and 80, respectively, for a total of 122. The case total last week, according to multiple outlets, was around 80 between both stores. The Denver Postreports that the stores are located in the cities of Colorado Springs and Aurora.