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The Royal Family attend The Queen’s Christmas dinner at Buckingham Palace

The Queen hosted her traditional pre-Christmas dinner at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday for members of The Royal Family. Senior royals and extended members of Her Majesty’s family are invited to Her Majesty’s Christmas dinner each year at Buckingham Palace – a rare occasion where everybody gets together. Among the first guests to arrive was the Duke of Edinburgh who was followed by the…
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The Kents

The Royal Family’s links to Freemasonry

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 the…
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King Charles III

Camilla poses with Harry the Shetland Pony as she attends carol concert for working horses & donkeys

The Duchess of Cornwall met a pony on Wednesday who shares a name with her youngest step-son, the Duke of Sussex. Camilla posed with Harry the Shetland Pony and Ollie the Donkey at a Christmas carol concert in Westminster held in support of working horses and donkeys. The carol service took place in Guards’ Chapel, with Camilla attending in the capacity of President of Brooke Action for…
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State & Ceremonial

Theresa May to stay on as Prime Minister as she survives vote of no confidence

Theresa May will remain Prime Minister and leader of the Conservative Party after she survived a vote of no confidence amongst Tory MPs. Prime Minister Theresa May won a confidence vote with 200 out of 317 Tory MPs supporting her to stay on as leader. However, crucially 117 members of her own party said they had no confidence in her, meaning the matter is not fully resolved. Despite winning the…
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