Features

How a Royal Ascot carriage procession led to King Charles losing a Melbourne Cup winner

A Royal Ascot carriage procession may have been the unlikely setting for the deal that eventually saw The King sell a horse who has now become a Melbourne Cup champion. Point Of Law, bred by King Charles and subsequently sold to Australian connections for a reported multi-million-pound sum, produced a sensational performance to win the 2026 Melbourne Cup by around 15 lengths. But the story…
Read more
Royal News

Incredible scenes as horse bred by King Charles wins Melbourne Cup

A horse bred by The King has won the Melbourne Cup after being sold to Australian interests for a reported multi-million-pound sum, in a remarkable result that could leave His Majesty wondering what might have been. Point Of Law, a three-year-old son of Frankel formerly owned by King Charles, claimed victory in the 2026 Melbourne Cup at Flemington on Tuesday. Trained by Ciaron Maher and…
Read more
British Royals

Peter Phillips's wife makes major announcement just months after royal wedding

Harriett Phillips has revealed she is stepping away from a 24-year career in the NHS to take on a new role supporting families and young children, in her first interview since marrying Peter Phillips. The wife of Princess Anne’s son has been appointed patron of Home-Start Cotswolds, a charity she previously worked alongside during her time as a specialist nurse in Gloucestershire. Mrs…
Read more
Royal News

King and Queen touch down in Antigua and Barbuda as Caribbean tour continues

The King and Queen have arrived in Antigua and Barbuda as their Caribbean tour continues, with Their Majesties attending a special church service marking the start of their visit to the island nation. King Charles and Queen Camilla touched down in Antigua and Barbuda ahead of the 2026 Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM), which is being held in the country. Following their…
Read more