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Brits celebrate Charles and Camilla’s big day (w.e May 7)

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British history was made over the weekend at the Coronation of King Charles and Queen Camilla, which dominated the news agenda. Among the many crowning moments – from Penny Mordaunt’s massive sword and Prince Louis’ jazz hands to the Big Lunch and the Coronation concert’s incredible drone display – the Chazzle Dazzle proved to be a dizzying display of pomp, ceremony and national celebration that drove engagement with multiple content categories across Ozone.

Brits celebrate Charles and Camilla’s big day

  • 125.7m News & Politics page views in the last week: News & Politics is our biggest category by total annual engagement and last week was the third highest week on record. Page views last week were +13% higher than the four-week average. The Heads of State topic was a key driver with +3x higher engagement.

  • 85.2m Pop Culture page views in the last week: Pop Culture – our third biggest category by total annual engagement – also saw terrific growth with interest in the Coronation. Engagement was +25% higher last week than the four-week average, with the Celebrity Families topic among the key drivers.

  • +40% higher Events & Attractions and Music & Audio page views: Two other categories related to the Coronation – Events & Attractions and Music & Audio – both saw +40% higher engagement last week than the four-week average. The Concerts topic was a key driver of growth, with page views 3x higher last week.

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