Insight

What would happen to The Queen's hostage if Her Majesty wasn't safely returned to Buckingham Palace?

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13th October 2019
On Monday, the State Opening of Parliament takes place in London with The Queen travelling to the Palace of Westminster to deliver a speech outlining her government’s agenda for the next parliamentary session. The day is full of historical traditions, from searching the cellars for gunpowder to Black Rod and her big baton. But the strangest tradition of all has to be the taking of a…
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Belgium

Belgian Princess arrested in Trafalgar Square

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12th October 2019
Belgian media are reporting that Princess Marie-Esméralda was arrested in London earlier this week for her role in climate change protests. According to Belgium newspaper Le Soir, the Princess was arrested in Trafalgar Square for her role in the Extinction Rebellion…
Princess Anne and Family

Princess Anne carries on working despite Typhoon Hagibis and earthquake battering Japan

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12th October 2019
The Princess Royal is maintaining a full diary during her visit to Japan, despite the country facing its worst storm in over 60 years. Typhoon Hagibis is forecast to arrive in Tokeyo this evening, brining with it 150km/h winds. As 600,000 were being evacuated in preparation of Hagibis, a 5.7 magnitude earthquake was also felt in Tokyo. Despite the conditions, Princess Anne has had a busy…
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The Sussexes

Prince Harry launches highly personal attack on the media saying his wife is "victim of the British tabloid press"

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1st October 2019
The Duke of Sussex has launched a blistering attack on the media over the way they report on his wife, the Duchess, saying he fears “history repeating itself.” In a lengthy statement, Prince Harry announced that he and the Duchess are suing the Mail on Sunday for an infringement of copyright, as well as a breach of the Data Protection Act 2018. The legal action is in relation to…
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The Sussexes

Harry & Meghan to sue the Mail on Sunday

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1st October 2019
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to sue the Mail on Sunday over an infringement of copyright and a breach of the Data Protection Act 2018. The legal proceedings relate to private letters published by the Mail on Sunday and will be funded entirely by the couple. Legal…
Queen Elizabeth II

62% of people say Boris Johnson should apologise to The Queen

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26th September 2019
A newly released poll suggests that 62% of people think Boris Johnson should apologise to The Queen after he unlawfully asked Her Majesty to prorogue Parliament. In a poll conducted by Survation for the Daily Mail, 62% of people surveyed said the Prime Minister should say sorry to the monarch following the Supreme Court judgment on Wednesday. 27% of respondents said the PM does not need to…
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