Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has moved to
relinquish the lease on a second royal property, further
simplifying his residential arrangements following the upheaval
that has surrounded his housing in recent years. The former Duke of
York has asked to terminate his tenancy of East Lodge, a Grade
II-listed thatched cottage located near Sunninghill Park, about
five miles from Windsor Castle. Documents…
A dispute over who should bear the cost
of supporting visiting heads of state at Windsor appears to have
been settled after the government agreed to reimburse the local
authority for expenses incurred during a series of high-profile
state visits. The Royal Borough of…
Queen Camilla’s personal house has quietly changed hands
4th March 2026
Queen Camilla has quietly transferred
ownership of her private Wiltshire residence, Ray Mill House, to
members of her family, ending nearly three decades of personal
association with the property she bought after her divorce in the
mid-1990s. Land registry records…
What Happened to the Queen Elizabeth's beloved Corgis?
4th March 2026
The fate of the late Queen’s beloved
corgis has been quietly resolved after weeks of speculation
following the Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s departure from Royal
Lodge. Sandy and Muick, the last two corgis owned by Queen
Elizabeth II, have recently been spotted at Sandringham, indicating
that they have followed Mountbatten-Windsor north after his
eviction from his Windsor home. In…
The King will be accompanied by a senior
gathering of working members of the Royal Family when he leads the
nation’s Commonwealth Day commemorations at Westminster Abbey on
Monday. At his side will be the Queen, whose presence underscores
the importance the Palace…
The King will lead senior members of the
Royal Family at Westminster Abbey on Monday as the nation marks
Commonwealth Day with a service designed to underline unity,
cultural exchange and renewed economic ambition across the
56-member association. The King and Queen will…
Buried in rubbish for centuries - the exciting breakthrough that proves a lost King existed
4th March 2026
A fragment of Arabic writing recovered
from a long-forgotten rubbish heap in northern Sudan has provided
the first firm proof that a ruler once dismissed as little more
than legend did in fact exist. The document, issued in the name of
the Nubian king Qashqash, was discovered during excavations at Old
Dongola, the former capital of the Christian kingdom of Makuria on
the Nile. For historians of…
Princess Anne honoured in major horse racing tribute
1st March 2026
Cheltenham Racecourse has announced that
its celebrated Hunters’ Chase at the Festival will be renamed in
honour of Princess Anne marking a tribute to one of Britain’s most
accomplished equestrians. From 2026, the race – long known
affectionately as the…
The Princess Royal was forced to cancel a
planned visit to a North East hospital on Thursday after adverse
weather conditions prevented her helicopter from flying, Buckingham
Palace has said. Princess Anne had been due to travel to
Middlesbrough in her capacity as Patron…
Trump says Andrew's arrest is 'a shame' and 'very sad'
19th February 2026
US President Donald Trump has commented
on the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, describing the
situation as “very sad.” Speaking to reporters on board Air Force
One, Mr Trump said: “I think it’s a shame. I think it’s very sad. I
think it’s so bad for the royal family. It’s very, very sad. To me,
it’s a very sad thing.” He did not elaborate further or…

