Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen stays up late to grant Royal Assent to Yvette Cooper's EU Withdrawal Bill

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 alongside Sir Oliver Letwin have successfully managed to manoeuvre their Bill into law within a matter of days. This is the…
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The Yorks

The Duke & Duchess of York are 'back together' as they go on joint official overseas visit

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 country during the visit. This was the first foreign royal visit the Duchess has been on with her former husband in 25…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The Duke of Cambridge to visit New Zealand on behalf of The Queen

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 closer to the time. The visit will be made following a request by Jacinda Ardern, the Prime Minister of New Zealand. The Duke…
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King Charles III

History is made as Charles and Camilla arrive in Cuba

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have made history as they touch down in Cuba. Their Royal Highnesses are the first members of The Royal Family to visit the communist country. No previous travel by the royals (or British Prime Ministers) has taken place prior to this visit due to political sensitivities. Prince Charles and Camilla are visiting the country as part of a wider tour of…
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