The Prince of Wales has focused his
annual Easter message on the pressing issue of knife crime, saying
it is as if “the light has gone out of the world and darkness
reigns.” He continued to say that Easter is a time which brings
hope and harmony. In his message, Prince Charles mentioned the
persecution of people because of their faith, including the recent
attack in Christchurch. The…
The Queen has been pleased to formally
approve the appointment of Sarah Davies as the new Clerk Assistant
in the House of Commons. Ms Davies will become the first woman to
permanently hold the position in the role’s 400-year history and
will begin her new job later…
The Queen has formally granted Royal
Assent to the Yvette Cooper’s EU Withdrawal Bill meaning it has now
become law. Her Majesty approving the legislation means Theresa May
is now forced to delay Brexit beyond April 12th preventing a no
deal exit from the EU. Ms Cooper…
Driving instructor "flattered but annoyed" after Harry & Meghan take his Instagram username
4th April 2019
A driving instructor from West Sussex has
spoken of his annoyance after the office of the Duke & Duchess of
Sussex appears to have taken over his Instagram username. Speaking
to BBC News, Kevin Keiley says that he is “flattered” but “annoyed”
after his account, @sussexroyal, was taken over a few days ago
for the benefit of Harry & Meghan. Mr Keiley claims that…
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have
completed their move to Windsor, leaving behind their lives at
Kensington Palace. According to ITV News, Harry & Meghan have now
moved into Frogmore Cottage in the grounds of Windsor Castle ahead
of the birth of their first child later…
The Duke & Duchess of York are 'back together' as they go on joint official overseas visit
1st April 2019
The Duke of York and Sarah, Duchess of
York, are closer than ever before as they travelled abroad together
on an overseas visit to Bahrain. Andrew and Sarah visited
Bahrain in a personal capacity, although the Duke did
undertake a number of official engagements in the…
The Queen is to 'give up driving on public roads' following Prince Philip's crash earlier this year
31st March 2019
The Queen is to give up driving on public
roads just two months after her husband was involved in a car
accident near Sandringham. According to a report in The Sunday
Times, Her Majesty has agreed to stop driving on the advice of her
security team. The Queen, who turns 93-years-old in a few weeks
time, is a keen driver and is the only person in the UK who is not
legally required to hold a driving…
On Saturday evening, the lights were
switched off at Buckingham Palace as The British Royal Family did
their bit to support Earth Hour. Buckingham Palace was one of many
landmarks across the world to mark the hour, which is all about
protecting the planet and helping to…
Kensington Palace has announced that the
Duke of Cambridge will visit New Zealand next month on behalf of
The Queen to honour the victims of the Christchurch mosques
terrorist attack. Prince William will visit the country in late
April – full details will be released…
Theresa May has announced her intention
to leave office, saying she has no desire to continue as Prime
Minister during the next stage of Brexit negotiations. As such, a
leadership contest looms in the Conservative Party and unless a
General Election is called, their new leader will also receive the
keys to 10 Downing Street as Prime Minister of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland. So, who will The…
