Queen Elizabeth II

Convicted murderer scaled Buckingham Palace wall

It has been revealed that the man who scaled a wall to gain access to the Buckingham Palace grounds is a convicted murder. 41-year-old Dennis Hennessy was convicted of murdering a homeless man back in 1992. The news comes after Hennessy pleaded guilty to trespass during an appearance at Westminster Magistrates Court on Friday morning. The court heard that Hennessy was in the grounds of…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Photos of Princess Charlotte released to mark first birthday

Four new photographs of Princess Charlotte have been released to mark her first birthday. The photos, taken by her mother the Duchess of Cambridge, were taken in April at the their family home, Anmer Hall in Norfolk.Princess Charlotte, who turns one on Monday, is pictured walking for the first time, with the help of a baby walker. Kensington Palace said the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge were…
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Prince Philip

Prince Philip takes the Obamas for a ride

The President’s visit to the UK has been carefully planned for months, with some of the world’s best security measures in place. However, it is unknown what the CIA were thinking when 94-year-old Prince Philip took to the wheel and chauffeured the Obamas to…
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Photos showing our readers celebrating The Queen's 90th birthday

Readers of Royal Central have been sending in photos in to us of their celebrations to mark The Queen’s 90th birthday. From Australia to Canada, we have received hundreds of photos and the best are featured below: Brad Benns sent this picture in from Canada. He says: “We have taken the time to meet and reflect on your life and times as our Monarch. Cheers!”Jayne Mardell…
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Prince Charles records birthday message for Queen

The Prince of Wales has wished his mother The Queen a very happy birthday in a Shakespearean tribute broadcast. Prince Charles read a passage from William Shakespeare’s Henry VIII and said: “She shall be, to the happiness of England, an aged princess; many days shall see her, and yet no day without a deed to crown it.” The heir to the throne personally chose this reading in…
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