Prince Philip

Will Prince Philip's 100th birthday celebrations ago ahead as planned next year?

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has unveiled a series of new restrictions aiming to combat the spread of coronavirus, with the new measures expected to remain in place well into 2021. Some royal watchers are wondering whether the new rules will impact the birthday celebrations of the Duke of Edinburgh, who will turn 100 in June. Unfortunately – there is no simple answer, with plans remaining…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Tatler Magazine backs down following row with the Duchess of Cambridge over 'string of cruel lies'

Tatler Magazine has backed down following a row with the Duchess of Cambridge over the publication of an article described as ‘a string of cruel lies.’ The high society magazine says that paragraphs from the controversial article have been deleted to protect its ‘long-standing relationship with the Royal Family’. Tatler called the Duke & Duchess of Cambridge snobby and compared…
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Queen Elizabeth II

Barbados to remove Queen Elizabeth II as Head of State in an effort to "leave the colonial past behind"

Barbados is to remove Queen Elizabeth II as the country’s Head of State as the Caribbean island signifies their intention to become a Republic. Dame Sandra Mason, Governor General of Barbados, announced the news in her Throne Speech on Tuesday, saying that the country will become a republic by November 2021. Reading a speech written by Prime Minister Mia Mottley, Dame Sandra said: “The…
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British Royals

Boris Johnson's 'Rule of Six' threatens to wrecks havoc on The Royal Family's Christmas plans

As of Monday, it is illegal for people in England to meet in groups of more than six – both indoors and outdoors. The measures were announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson in response to a rise in infections as it appears that the ongoing public health emergency is worsening. The new rules are to be in place for an indeterminate amount of time, meaning Christmas might be cancelled for…
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