Prince Philip

Prince Philip "still thinks he's 55" says grandson

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4th June 2016
He might be turning 95-years-old next week, but The Duke of Edinburgh’s grandson, Peter Phillips, has said that he still thinks he is 55. Speaking about his grandfather’s health, Peter Phillips said: “He’s nearly 95 but his head thinks he’s 55.” Last week, there was mild concern for the Queen’s husband after he was forced to pull out of an engagement commemorating the…
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Belgium

Princess Astrid of Belgium robbed of purse in Paris

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4th June 2016
Princess Astrid of Belgium has reportedly been robbed in Paris of her purse, according to French daily newspaper Le Parisien. The incident occurred Thursday, 2 June on the A86 Aubervilliers in France. Le Parisien reports that an assailant shattered the passenger window…
OpinionPrince & Princess of Wales

Why the press should be ashamed of themselves for publishing voyouristic Prince George pictures

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1st June 2016
As we all know, the Duke and Duchess are very protective over their children’s privacy, and so they should be! As of late, Kensington Palace have issues many warnings to the media about publishing photos of Prince George and Princess Charlotte to protect their privacy and family life. So it may be surprising to some (or unsurprising to others) that certain publications have decided to…
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Prince Philip

The Duke of Edinburgh will not attend Battle of Jutland Commemorations following medical advice

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30th May 2016
It has been announced that The Duke of Edinburgh will no longer attend commemorations to mark the Battle of Jutland in Orkney following medical advice. Prince Philip was scheduled to attend the commemorations alongside other members of the Royal Family, including Princess Anne, on May 31. Buckingham Palace have not specified what is wrong with the Duke, who celebrates his 95th birthday next month…
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International royals

King of Thailand Treated for ‘Water on Brain’

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22nd May 2016
The Thai Royal Court has announced that the King of Thailand, Bhumibol Adulyadej, has been treated for hydrocephalus, a condition caused by excess cerebrospinal fluid that results in the enlargement of the brain cavities. The Thai monarch has been in ill health for some time, having spent the past few years in hospital. A statement released by the Royal Court said: “It was detected that…
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