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New twist in Queen Elizabeth II memorial plans unveiled

Major changes have been announced to the national memorial honouring the late Queen Elizabeth II, with planners confirming the main statue will show the monarch standing rather than on horseback. The memorial, which will be built in St James’s Park in central London near Buckingham Palace, will feature three statues, commemorative gardens and a bridge with a tiara-inspired glass…
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Duty over distraction: King Charles undertakes busy day of engagement as family drama continues nearby

King Charles III was pictured back in London on Wednesday as he resumed official duties following engagements in Scotland, hosting an event in support of international conservation efforts at Lancaster House. The reception, held at the historic venue adjacent to Clarence House, brought together senior figures involved in environmental protection initiatives linked to Indonesia, reflecting the…
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What would happen if the U.S. invaded Greenland - and how King Frederik would react

The question is no longer purely theoretical: could the United States attempt to take control of Greenland? President Donald Trump has repeatedly raised the possibility, citing the island’s strategic location in the Arctic and its wealth of minerals essential for high-tech industries. Recent public statements, including a provocative tweet from the wife of a Trump aide showing Greenland in…
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's former private secretary receives Damehood

A senior royal aide who once served as the right-hand woman to Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been appointed a Dame Commander of the Royal Victorian Order in King Charles’s New Year Honours list, marking the culmination of decades of behind-the-scenes service to the Crown. Charlotte Manley, a long-serving member of the Royal Household, has been recognised for her contribution to public and…
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