The Duchess of Cambridge has attracted further criticism this week after pulling out last minute of presenting St Patrick’s Day shamrocks to the Irish Guards.
By doing so she breaks a 115 year old tradition where a senior female member of the royal family has always had the duty of presenting the shamrocks to the guards since Queen Alexandra first did so in 1901.
The Queen Mother undertook…
Prince Andrew 'rams gates' with car after they fail to open
16th March 2016
The Duke of York has reportedly damaged his Range Rover after attempting to ‘ram’ some electric gates after they failed to open at his Windsor home in order to avoid a mile long detour.
According to The Sun newspaper, the sensors on the gates did not work, so…
President Obama to dine with the Queen at Windsor Castle
16th March 2016
The President of the United States, Barack Obama, will visit the United Kingdom next month where as part of his itinerary he will dine with the Queen at Windsor Castle.
The lunch is expected to take place just a few days after Her Majesty celebrates her milestone 90th…
Buckingham Palace have made a formal written complaint to the press watchdog over claims made
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by The Sun newspaper which suggests The Queen is in favour of the United Kingdom leaving the European Union.
The tabloid newspaper reports that Her Majesty voiced strong Eurosceptic views during a lunch with the former Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, five years ago in…
New photos have been released by Kensington Palace showing The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, alongside their two children, on a skiing holiday in the Alps.
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The trip was the first time the family of four had been on holiday together and to mark the…
One of the world’s most famous horse races, the Ascot Gold Cup, will be renamed in honour of Queen Elizabeth II to celebrate her 90th birthday.
Ascot announced that the meeting, attended by members of the Royal Family, will pay tribute to the Queen upon her turning 90…
The Queen could owe £8 billion over a 450-year-old debt
6th March 2016
A group of friends in the town of Sandwich have written to The Queen asking her to honour a 444 year old debt, which is now thought to be in the region of £8 billion.
The debt comes after Queen Elizabeth I made a promise back in 1572; where she agreed to pay for dredging the River Stour. However, the money never materialised
This led to a group of friends who call themselves the Haven Café’s…
Queen and Prince Philip to meet the lions at London Zoo
5th March 2016
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh are scheduled to meet the King and Queen of the Jungle later this month as they visit London Zoo to open the new Land of the Lions exhibit.
The couple will visit the zoo on Thursday 17th March where Her Majesty will officially open the hugely…
MPs are debating whether to create a separate national anthem for England today which will replace ‘God Save the Queen’ at sporting events.
The idea, which has already been debated earlier on in the year, was proposed by Chesterfield MP Toby Perkins who believes England…
New Swedish Prince's name is revealed
3rd March 2016
The newest addition to the Swedish royal family was born yesterday evening, after Crown Princess Victoria gave birth to a healthy baby boy. Now his name has been revealed to the world as Oscar Carl Olof, Duke of Skåne.
Prince Oscar was born at Karolinska Hospital in Stockholm yesterday weighing 3.6 kilos.
Oscar’s father, Prince Daniel, announced the news of the birth to the media assembled…