CoronavirusQueen Elizabeth II

Business as usual for The Queen as she holds audience at Buckingham Palace

It was business as usual for The Queen on Wednesday as she held an audience at Buckingham Palace, before heading to Windsor where she will remain for the foreseeable future. Her Majesty received Captain Angus Essenhigh, the new Commanding Officer of the Royal Navy warship HMS Queen Elizabeth, alongside his predecessor Commodore Steven Moorhouse. As the two naval officers were introduced to…
Read more
British RoyalsCoronavirusFeatures

The five royals who can carry out the duties of the monarch should The Queen become ill with coronavirus

In many European countries, in the absence of the monarch, another member of The Royal Family becomes regent. In Denmark, for example, when Queen Margrethe is out of the country or is otherwise incapacitated, the Crown Prince often acts as temporary monarch. However, in the United Kingdom, the system is strikingly different. Should the monarch become ill with a short-term illness, two or more…
Read more
British RoyalsCoronavirus

Princess Anne, the Wessexes and the Gloucesters keep a packed diary despite the coronavirus outbreak

The Earl & Countess of Wessex, the Princess Royal and the Duke & Duchess of Gloucester all have a busy week of engagements ahead despite the coronavirus outbreak. Prince Edward has seven engagements scheduled for next week, with his wife, Sophie, listed to carry out one further visit. Princess Anne is planning on carrying out five engagements across London. Also keeping busy is the Duke &…
Read more
CoronavirusPrince Philip

Prince Philip's 'deadly virus' gaffe

In the United States of America, no matter what situation occurs, it is said there is always a tweet for every occasion when scrolling through President Trump’s social media platforms. In the United Kingdom, no matter what situation occurs, there is usually a comment or gaffe made by the Duke of Edinburgh to match the occasion. The current coronavirus outbreak is no exception, with a…
Read more