OpinionPrince & Princess of Wales

The Duchess of Cambridge's 'friends' urgently need a lesson in self-awareness

Royal Central’s Editor Charlie Proctor says friends of the Duchess of Cambridge, who recently gave anonymous media interviews to a magazine, urgently need lessons in self-awareness. A friend of the Duchess of Cambridge has told Tatler magazine this week that HRH feels “exhausted and trapped” by her new “enormous” workload since the Duke and Duchess of Sussex quit…
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State & Ceremonial

Captain Tom Moore receives a knighthood from The Queen after raising £33m for the NHS

Captain Tom Moore has received a knighthood from The Queen after raising almost £33,000,000 for NHS Charities Together. 100-year-old Captain Tom, who was recently promoted to honorary Colonel by the Monarch, is “overwhelmed” at the news. Prime Minister Boris Johnson nominated the war veteran for the honour in a special request. Captain Tom raised money for the UK’s National Health…
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The Yorks

Regulators investigate Prince Andrew's charity over £350,000 payments to his former private secretary

The Duke of York has suffered further embarrassment after his charity was questioned by the Charity Commission for making payments of £350,000 to his former private secretary. According to the Financial Times, the Commission, which is the regulator of non-profit organisations in England and Wales, has intervened over payments made to Amanda Thirsk, lately Prince Andrew’s private…
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The Gloucesters

The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester send apologies to the Channel Islands over cancelled visit on Liberation Day

The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester have sent their apologies and good wishes to the people of the Channel Islands after their visit to mark Liberation Day was forced to be cancelled. Due to the ongoing public health emergency, it is not possible for Their Royal Highnesses to travel to the Islands to mark the 75th anniversary of Liberation Day. In a letter to islanders, Prince Richard said he…
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