A High Court Judge has approved a request
by the Duchess of Sussex to delay her privacy trial until Autumn
2021. The trial was originally due to take place in January 2021 –
however, the court has approved Meghan’s application to vacate her
trial, with a new date to be confirmed in the Autumn. Associated
Newspapers did not oppose the delay to the trial after hearing
confidential…
The Duchess of Sussex requests delay to her privacy trial against the Mail on Sunday
28th October 2020
The Duchess of Sussex is to apply to the
High Court to request a delay to her upcoming privacy trial against
the Mail on Sunday which is due to be held in January 2021. A judge
will hear Meghan’s request in a preliminary court hearing on
Wednesday. The Duchess is…
Meet Ella Slack - the woman who has stood in for The Queen as her body double for over three decades
20th October 2020
The Queen conducts hundreds of
engagements every year and has undertaken tens of thousands in her
lifetime – many of which have been televised. So it might not
surprise you to learn that many of these engagements are rehearsed
in advance of the actual visit to ensure…
Why are Prince Edward’s children not titled as Prince and Princess?
18th October 2020
In the UK there are very specific rules
regarding who is entitled to be a Prince or Princess. Most of these
rules come from Letters Patent issued in 1917 by King George V, in
which the King accords the Princely title to all children of the
Sovereign, to the Sovereign’s male-line grandchildren and to the
eldest living of the Prince of Wales’s eldest son. However, when
the Law of Succession…
The Queen makes unprecedented move to pardon murderer who foiled terrorist with narwhal tusk
17th October 2020
The Queen is to pardon a convicted murder
who saved countless lives after helping to stop a terrorist attack
whilst on day release. Steven Gallant risked his life last November
after tackling a terrorist with a narwhal tusk at Fishmongers’
Hall. In an…
Thailand bans gatherings of more than five people in an effort to end anti-monarchy protests following The King's return to the country
15th October 2020
The Thai government has announced that
gathering of more than five are to be banned in an effort to tackle
anti-monarchy protests. Whereas many countries in the world are
introducing bans on gatherings to tackle the ongoing public health
emergency, the Southeast Asian…
Harry & Meghan become a key campaign issue in Missouri's 8th Congressional District election
10th October 2020
On May 19 2018, the Duke and Duchess of
Sussex married in Windsor with the eyes of the world watching their
nuptial. Back then, it was a certainty that the couple would remain
in the spotlight for many years and decades to come, but who could
have imagined that just a couple of years later, the couple would
form part of a key campaign issue in Missouri’s upcoming 8th
Congressional District…
Three of the Princess Royal’s
Ladies-in-Waiting have been honoured by The Queen in her delayed
2020 Birthday Honours List. Leonora, Countess of Lichfield,
Araminta Ritchie, and Jane Holderness-Roddam all serve as
Ladies-in-Waiting to Princess Anne, and have all been…
A man who raised almost £70,000 for the
Motor Neurone Disease Association has been named in The Queen’s
Birthday Honours List in recognition of his fundraising efforts.
Richard Pollins walked 40km around London on artificial legs, and
has been awarded with a…
Fitness gurus Mr Motivator and Joe Wicks
and each received an MBE for their efforts in keeping people fit,
particularly during the coronavirus pandemic. Derrick Evans, known
to millions as Mr Motivator, receives his award in recognition of
his services to health and fitness. Mr Motivator first found fame
on GMTV almost 30 years ago when he performed fitness routines live
on air in very…
