The Queen was joined by two future Queen
Consorts on the balcony of the Foreign Office on Sunday for the
Remembrance Sunday commemorations at the Cenotaph. Although the
98-year-old Duke of Edinburgh could not be in attendance for this
year’s service, Her Majesty was in good company to remember those
who served in conflict as her daughter-in-law and
granddaughter-in-law watched events with…
An Equerry lays a wreath on behalf of Prince Philip at the Cenotaph
10th November 2019
An Equerry was tasked with the
honour of laying a wreath on behalf of the Duke of Edinburgh at the
Cenotaph on Sunday during the remembrance commemorations. The
98–year-old Prince was absent from this year’s Armistice Day
commemorations, so instead had a wreath…
The Queen was seen to wipe away a tear on
Sunday during the Remembrance Day commemorations in Whitehall. Her
Majesty watched events from the balcony of the Foreign Office this
year alongside the Duchess of Cornwall and Duchess of Cambridge, It
was the Prince of Wales…
The Prince of Wales leads the nation in Remembrance at the Cenotaph
10th November 2019
The Prince of Wales led the nation in
remembrance at the Cenotaph on Sunday as thousands of people
gathered at the memorial to honour those killed in wars and
conflicts past and present. Prince Charles laid a wreath on behalf
of his mother, The Queen, who this year watched the ceremony from
the balcony of the Foreign Office alongside the Duchess of Cornwall
and Duchess of Cambridge. After…
The Queen was joined by members of their
family at the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance on
Saturday evening at the Royal Albert Hall in London. i-Images /
Pool Alongside Her Majesty was the Prince of Wales & Duchess of
Cornwall, the Princess Royal & Sir…
The Duchess of Cornwall has been forced
to cancel an engagement in London due to illness. Camilla was due
to attend a dinner at the London Library on Wednesday evening,
however, a cold she has been suffering from has worsened. Her Royal
Highness, as Vice-Patron of the…
The Queen approves the appointment of Sir Lindsay Hoyle as House of Commons Speaker
4th November 2019
The Queen has approved the appointment of
Sir Lindsay Hoyle as the 158th Speaker of the House of Commons
following the retirement of John Bercow last week. Sir Lindsay was
elected to the role on Monday evening after a series of votes by
MPs, with Speaker Hoyle receiving 325 votes in the third ballot.
Labour MP Chris Bryant finished in 2nd place having secured the
backing of 213 MPs. Other…
Sir Lindsay Hoyle physically dragged to the Speaker's Chair by MPs
4th November 2019
Sir Lindsay Hoyle was dragged to the
Speaker’s Chair on Monday evening following his election victory in
a tradition which dates back many centuries. After being declared
as the new House of Commons Speaker, Sir Lindsay was grabbed by the
arms and was physically moved…
The Prince of Wales has been embroiled in
a major art scandal after allegations were made that a painting
hanging at Dumfries House is a fake. According to the Mail on
Sunday, the paining in question is not a £50 million masterpiece by
Monet, but is in fact a…
BREAKING: Snap general election to take place in December following agreement of all major party leaders
29th October 2019
A general election is now almost certain
to take place in December after Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn
formally gave the idea his backing. Her Majesty The Queen will be
watching events carefully, with MPs due to set a date for the
election this evening. Prime Minister Boris Johnson has pushed for
an early election three times in the past few weeks, however, those
plans failed after the…
