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Just call him the dancing King… King Charles has shared a playlist of songs that bring him joy - and ones that have made it "incredibly hard to sit still" - to mark this year's Commonwealth Day.

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Christopher Marlowe didn’t just allude to that horror in his account (c1592) of a reign marred by Edward’s high-handed actions and passionate devotion to his bosom pal Piers Gaveston.

And he’s taken the bold decision to do so not in one of the major roles by the company’s house writer, but in one of Will’s contemporaries’ lesser-performed plays, Christopher Marlowe’s Edward II ...