The Princess Royal has conducted more
than 20,000 public engagements so far in her career, with there
being no signs of her slowing down just yet. On Saturday, Princess
Anne marked 50 years since she conducted her very first engagement
on March 1st 1969 – St David’s Day. According to the MailOnline,
Princess Anne’s first engagement was to hand out leeks to the Welsh
Guards at Pirbright…
Harry & Meghan enjoy a night out in the West End as they watch a performance of Tina The Musical
3rd March 2019
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex enjoyed a
night in the West End on Saturday as they attended a performance of
Tina The Musical at London’s Aldwych Theatre. Harry & Meghan
attended the musical in a private capacity, with the production
tweeting about their special…
New titles for the Japanese Emperor and Empress are revealed
26th February 2019
The Imperial Household of Japan has
announced what the new titles will be of Emperor Akihito and
Empress Michiko following the Emperor’s abdication in April. On
April 30th, His Imperial Majesty will be called Emperor Emeritus.
His wife, Empress Michiko will become the…
"Medical provisions" are in place as the heavily pregnant Duchess of Sussex begins five-day tour of Morocco
23rd February 2019
Medical provisions have been put into
place as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex begin their five-day visit
to Morocco. Their Royal Highnesses touched down at Casablanca
airport late on Saturday evening and will be staying at
the royal residence as guests of The King. Sources have
confirmed that “medical provisions have been made” should
the Duchess, who is seven months pregnant, need…
The Royal Marines have made a
tongue-in-cheek apology after Prince Harry was pictured closing his
car door all by himself. 42 Commando Royal Marines posted the
sarcastic message to Twitter after an article appeared in Metro
noting how it is ‘not the done thing’…
The Queen visited Wellington
Barracks on Friday morning to recognise and commemorate the
sacrifices made and services given by Army Chaplains in conflicts
past and present. Her Majesty’s visit coincides with the centenary
of the granting by King George V of the prefix…
The Duchess of Kent meets Sheku Kanneh-Mason - the cellist who performed at Harry & Meghan's wedding
22nd February 2019
The Duchess of Kent met 19-year-old
musician Sheku Kanneh-Mason this week as she welcomed him as
an ambassador to her charity, Future Talent. Sheku was crowned as
the BBC Young Musician of the Year in 2016, and performed at the
wedding of the Duke & Duchess of Sussex last year. Photo Credit:
Williams Tchoumbou The Duchess of Kent was a guest at the wedding
and heard the cellist play first…
The Queen makes top secret visit to GCHQ - the UK’s Intelligence, Security and Cyber Agency
14th February 2019
The Queen has visited the UK’s
Intelligence, Security and Cyber Agency – GCHQ – to mark the
centenary of the organisation. Her Majesty made an unannounced
visit to Watergate House – a formerly top secret location – on
Thursday morning. During the…
Prince Philip reacts to the news that he will not be prosecuted over Sandringham car crash
14th February 2019
The Duke of Edinburgh has reacted to the
new that he will not face prosecution over the Sandringham Car
Crash last month, with a Buckingham Palace spokesperson saying he
“respects” the decision. The Crown Prosecution Service revealed
that it is not within the…
The Duke of Edinburgh will not be prosecuted over car crash
14th February 2019
The Crown Prosecution Service has said
that the Duke of Edinburgh will not face prosecution following the
car crash at Sandringham last month. In a statement, the CPS says
that it is not within the public interest to prosecute the
97-year-old. Chris Long, Chief Crown Prosecutor for CPS East of
England, said: “The CPS has carefully reviewed material submitted
by the police in relation to a…

