Queen Elizabeth II

Tragedy for The Queen as her star horse dies at the races

A great deal of sadness will be felt at Balmoral this evening after The Queen’s horse, Space Walk, suffered a fatal injury at Newbury Racecourse. Space Walk was a four-year-old bay gelding who has provided lots of success for Her Majesty over the years. On Sunday afternoon at Newbury, the horse broke down while running in a competitive handicap race. Trained by William Haggas, Space…
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Princess Anne and Family

Mike Tindall reveals that Princess Anne's 70th birthday celebrations in Balmoral have been thwarted

The Princess Royal’s birthday celebrations in Balmoral have had to be scaled down due to a local lockdown in the area. Speaking to BBC’s The One Show, Mike Tindall said that due to the ongoing public health emergency, celebrations have had to be scaled down. Mike, who is married to Princess Anne’s daughter, Zara, did say, however, that they will do something as a family to…
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The Sussexes

The Duchess of Sussex wins High Court battle ensuring the identities of her friends are kept secret

The Duchess of Sussex has won a High Court bid to keep the identities of five of her friends secret. These five friends gave an anonymous interview to a US magazine last year, As part of the Duchess of Sussex’s legal battle against Associated Newspapers, the court had to decide whether the names of these five friends should be made public. However, Mr Justice Warby has ruled that their…
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Features

The Queen to confer 36 new peerages as allegations of nepotism are made

The Queen, upon the advice of her Prime Minister, is to confer peerages on 36 individuals in a highly controversial honours list. A number of dissolution peerages and political peerages were revealed on Friday, with critics making allegations of nepotism. Among those to be elevated to the House of Lords are former Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond, MP of 50 years Ken Clarke, and…
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