Queen Elizabeth II

OBITUARY: Willow - The Queen's last corgi

The Queen’s last remaining corgi, Willow, died this week at the age of 14 after being put to sleep following a cancer-related illness. The fawn coloured dog, who was about to turn 15-years-old, was Her Majesty’s last corgi. The 91-year-old Monarch made the decision to stop breeding dogs a few years ago due to her advancing age. Corgis have been a part of The Queen’s life for eight decades…
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Princess Anne says Prince Philip is "in good form" as she visits him in hospital

Princess Anne has told the assembled media that her father is “in good form” after visiting him in hospital on Thursday afternoon. As she was leaving the King Edward VII hospital, The Princess Royal gave an update to journalists who asked how the Duke was recovering him. The Princess is the only member of The Royal Family who has visited 96-year-old Prince Philip in hospital. The Queen’s…
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Queen Elizabeth II

Russia launches extraordinary attack on The Queen claiming Sergei Skripal's cat was killed in her name

Russian State TV has launched an extraordinary attack on The Queen, claiming that the 91-year-old Monarch is responsible for the death of a former Russian spy’s cat. In an evening news bulletin, it was stated that the cat, who was called Nash von Drake, was “caught, killed and cremated” in the name of The Queen. The newsreader added that the cat’s “execution” occurred after Her Majesty…
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Prince Philip

The Duke of Edinburgh admitted to hospital for surgery

The Duke of Edinburgh has been admitted to hospital for surgery on his hip. Prince Philip, who turns 97-years-old in a few weeks, has been forced to cancel a series of engagement due to his hip problem. The surgery will take place tomorrow at the King Edward VII Hospital in Marylebone. Last Sunday, Prince Philip missed the traditional Easter Day church service at Windsor Castle due to his…
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