King Charles III

Barking mad! In a royal first, Camila's dog unveils a royal plaque as the Duchess of Cornwall Kennels are officially opened

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9th December 2020
The Duchess of Cornwall was joined by her rescue dog, Beth, on Wednesday morning to officially open the Duchess of Cornwall Kennels at Battersea Dogs & Cats Home. In a royal first, it was the dog who unveiled the plaque to mark the visit instead of the royal family member. Camilla picked up her Jack Russell Terrier from the ground and walked over to the blue curtain which was covering the…
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British RoyalsThe Kents

The Royal Family’s links to Freemasonry

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8th December 2020
It is often dubbed as one of the world’s most secret societies – the world of Freemasonry. From covert handshakes to Masonic rituals, mystery surrounds the organisation which has connections to the British Royal Family. Many members of The Royal Family are rumoured to be Freemasons, although only two current royals are publicly known to be part of the society. The Duke of Kent has been…
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Charles & Camilla to spend Christmas at Highgrove House

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1st December 2020
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall will spend the Christmas period at Highgrove House this year. The couple will be at their Gloucestershire residence on Christmas Day, but are expected to see The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh at some point over the holidays. Camilla will also see members of her family during the five day period in the UK where coronavirus restrictions are…
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The stark contrast in reaction to Meghan’s miscarriage compared to that of Zara Tindall’s exposes the ugly racism entrenched in society

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25th November 2020
On Wednesday, the Duchess of Sussex revealed that she sufferedthe “almost unbearable grief”of a miscarriage in July. Writing an article in the New York Times, Meghan shared her experiences, saying: “I knew, as I clutched my firstborn child, that I was losing my second.” Her openness and transparency on miscarriage has been widely praised, with it being hoped that her experiences…
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