Prince Charles is set to make chocolate greener after 12 of the world’s largest cocoa manufacturers came together with the Prince to combat deforestation.
In a meeting organised by his International Sustainability Unit, 12 of the world’s largest cocoa and chocolate companies including Mars, Mondelez, and Ferrero, have promised to make a plan to stop deforestation in West Africa.
While…
A medal ceremony was conducted outside Buckingham Palace yesterday on behalf of the 2nd Battalion Royal Gurkha Rifles yesterday, with the Prince of Wales and Prince Harry presiding.
In recognition of the Battalions many efforts, including their recent successes in Operation…
Prince Charles pledges personal support to families of the missing during the Balkan conflict
13th March 2017
During the Balkan conflicts, which lasted from 1991 to 2001, more than 140,000 people were killed in the former Yugoslavia. More than 1 million people were displaced during this ethnic clensing; and until recently, approximately 28,00 out of 40,000 of the missing and…
Today, members of the Royal Family marked Commonwealth Day. We have rounded up some of the best pictures of the day just in case you weren’t there in person!
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The Queen receives the baton for the 2018 Commonwealth…
The Prince of Wales might have some competition for the throne. An American is claiming to be a direct descendent of the royal Welsh bloodline dating back to the 3rd century. Allan Evans from Wheat Ridge, Colorado, has launched his bid for the royal title of king and the…
Ryan Murphy’s new anthology series Feud hasn’t even debuted its first season yet, and already the FX Network has greenlit a second season – the feud between Prince Charles and the late Diana, Princess of Wales.
The War of the Waleses is set to be the storyline for…
Prince Charles is behind a plan to use nutella to help sterilize squirrels
25th February 2017
Red squirrels, or sciurus vulgaris, live all across Northen Europe and parts of Siberia, but their numbers have been greatly reduced in the British Isles in recent years. This is due to the human introduction of the eastern grey squirrel, or sciurus carolinensis. These grey squirrels carry squirrel pox, which is fatal to their red counterparts, and it also damages broadleaf trees.
The decline…
‘Remarkable contribution’ of African and Caribbean people to society says Prince Charles
17th February 2017
During a visit to a new Black Cultural Archives Centre yesterday Prince Charles praised the ‘remarkable contribution’ of immigrants and their families of African and Caribbean descent in the UK.
The Prince of Wales was quoted as saying: ‘We are very lucky that you…
New biography looks at issues between Prince Philip and Prince Charles
14th February 2017
In Prince Charles: The Passions and Paradoxes of an Improbable Life, New York Times bestselling author Sally Bedell Smith digs deep into the relationship between Prince Charles and his father, the Duke of Edinburgh and alleges that the heir to the throne was ‘threatened’…
Special 'Prayers For Prince Charles' book gifted to The Prince during his visit to Hull
11th February 2017
During his busy trip to Hull with his wife The Duchess of Cornwall earlier this week, The Prince of Wales received a personal, handmade prayer book from Ezmae Mukungurutse, a five-year-old little girl. While at Holy Trinity Church, The Prince was gifted ‘Prayers For Prince Charles’ by the local school girl when he was in Hull to celebrate the city’s status as the UK’s City…
