British RoyalsCoronavirus

Boris Johnson to tell The Queen, Charles & Camilla to stay in strict isolation for four months

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15th March 2020
Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to tell all over 70s, which includes The Queen, the Prince of Wales & the Duchess of Cornwall, to self isolate in their homes for a period of upto four months. ITV’s Political Editor Robert Peston says that the government is likely to announce the drastic measures at some point within the next couple of weeks. Mr Peston says the…
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Queen Elizabeth II

Republican beats The Queen at Kempton

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14th March 2020
A horse named Republican finished ahead of The Queen’s horse in a race at Kempton Park on Saturday afternoon. Although he didn’t win the race, Republican finished in 6th position in the European Breeders Fund Paddy Power ‘National Hunt’ E.B.F. Novices’ Handicap…
CoronavirusQueen Elizabeth II

The Queen could miss Royal Ascot for the first time in her 68-year reign

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14th March 2020
The Queen could be forced to miss Royal Ascot for the first time in her 68-year-reign as the coronavirus pandemic spreads. Her Majesty, who turns 94-years-old next month, has never missed the five-day meeting in the entirety of her reign. However, due to the ongoing coronavirus crisis, the monarch may decide to stay away from the event as a precautionary measure. Her Majesty has already…
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Princess Anne and Family

Peter & Autumn Phillips attend Cheltenham Festival together just weeks after divorce announcement

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10th March 2020
Peter Phillips attended the Cheltenham Festival alongside his former partner, Autumn, on Tuesday. Last month it was announced that Mr Phillips and his wife have filed for divorce after separating. However, in a show of unity, the former couple watched the races together from a private hospitality suite alongside Peter’s mother, Princess Anne. Zara & Mike Tindall were also at the event…
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King Charles III

Old age pensioners Charles & Camilla make the most of their free bus pass

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4th March 2020
Two senior citizens caught the bus on Wednesday in London, however, these were no ordinary OAPs. The passengers were the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall who embarked on a famous London red bus at Clarence House. Their destination was the British Transport Museum in Covent Garden – just a short 15 minute journey away. Photo courtesy of Clarence House The 71-year-old Prince…
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