King Charles III

Duchess of Cornwall praises her all-female security team who protected her on Middle Eastern tour

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11th November 2016
The Duchess of Cornwall has praised the all-women security team who protected her during a visit to the Middle East. Her Royal Highness with her all-female protection team during #RoyalVisitUAE From left to right: Shaima al Kaabi, Basima al Kaabi, Hannan al Hatawi, Nisreen al Hamawi and Salama al Remeithi. Earlier this year Shaima, Nisreen and Hannan also achieved the remarkable feat of…
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The Sussexes

Kensington Palace call out racist and sexist abuse Prince Harry's girlfriend has received

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8th November 2016
Kensington Palace has a released a strongly worded statement condemning the “racist and sexist” abuse that Prince Harry’s girlfriend, Meghan Markle, has been receiving. The statement released, which officially confirms the romance, says that Ms Markle ‘has been subject to a wave of abuse and harassment’. This abuse includes racism in comment pieces, smears on the…
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Queen Elizabeth II

Queen carries on working despite suffering from a severe bloodshot eye

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2nd November 2016
The Queen undertook a day of busy engagements on Tuesday despite suffering from a severe painful looking bloodshot eye. Embed from Getty Images The 90-year-old Monarch spent the day welcoming President Santos of Colombia and his wife, Mrs Santos, who are currently undertaking a State Visit to the UK. Despite looking painful, The Queen carried on with her work regardless with sources saying…
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Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen often mistakes Vladimir Putin with BBC presenter Andrew Marr

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28th October 2016
Veteran journalist and television presenter Andrew Marr, has revealed that The Queen often mistakes the Russian President Vladimir Putin for himself. Speaking at a Royal Television Society event, Mr Marr said that Her Majesty constantly has to remind herself that she is talking to a world leader, not “that chap from the BBC”. He said that during a State Visit: “She and Putin were in the…
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