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Goodbye Buckingham Palace? The Royal Family are slowly but surely abandoning London

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8th December 2025
The proposed relocation of the Royal Mews may seem like a simple matter of logistics, but symbolically it speaks to something far larger: the Royal Family’s gradual retreat from the capital. For an institution so tightly bound to the image of Buckingham Palace, every shift away from London raises the same question – are the royals quietly leaving their historic heart behind? Buckingham…
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Royal News

Camilla’s homage to Jilly Cooper as she steps behind the scenes of Rivals

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8th December 2025
Queen Camilla traded palace corridors for studio gantries on Monday as she toured the Bristol set of Rivals, the glossy 1980s television drama devised by Dame Jilly Cooper that has become one of Disney+’s most successful British productions. The Queen spent several hours moving between sound stages, costume workrooms and editing suites, observing filming for the show’s second series and…
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Outrage and shock after Prince William's trees are deliberately poisoned

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29th November 2025
A criminal investigation is under way after a cluster of young willow trees planted on Prince William’s Dartmoor estate were deliberately poisoned with a powerful herbicide – an act described by conservationists as “sabotage” and “deeply disturbing”. The story, first reported by The Guardian, concerns a restoration scheme on Duchy of Cornwall land designed to stabilise peat…
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British Royals

The Duchess of Kent’s horrific injury that almost ended her musical career revealed

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26th November 2025
Long before she became known for handing out the trophies each year at Wimbledon, the Duchess of Kent had another defining role: musician. But her devotion to the piano almost ended abruptly, her daughter Lady Helen Taylor has disclosed, after a freak accident that left her mother’s fingertip hanging by a thread. Speaking in a new interview for Tatler, Lady Helen recounted the moment a family…
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