Royal News

A new warning has appeared at Eton ahead of Prince George’s arrival

New ‘No Photography’ signs have appeared around Eton College just weeks before Prince George is due to begin at the prestigious Berkshire school. Images taken outside the school show fresh notices attached to fences surrounding the college, warning against photography of pupils. The signs have appeared shortly before the 13-year-old prince is expected to walk through Eton’s gates…
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British Royals

Serious consequences for radio station that accidentally announced the King's death

Radio Caroline has been found in breach of broadcasting rules after mistakenly announcing the death of King Charles III while the monarch remains alive. The ruling by media watchdog Ofcom follows an extraordinary incident on 19 May, when the station accidentally broadcast three pre-recorded announcements claiming that the King had died. The announcements, which were aired during the Barry…
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Features

Behind Palace Walls: The King's next appointment could shape the monarchy for years

When history judges a monarch, it remembers the Crown; but rarely remembers the person standing just behind it. Yet, behind every successful reign is someone the public seldom sees – the Private Secretary. It is one of the most powerful jobs in Britain. No elections. No fanfare. No balcony appearances – but immense influence. As Sir Clive Alderton prepares to step away after…
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British Royals

Revealed: The extraordinary step taken so the Queen Mother could enjoy her afternoon nap

As King Charles III continues the long-standing tradition of spending part of August at the Castle of Mey, one little-known story from the estate’s royal history recalls how Queen Elizabeth II once intervened to ensure her mother could enjoy uninterrupted afternoon naps. The Queen Mother spent several weeks each summer at the Castle of Mey in Caithness after purchasing the property in…
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