Prince & Princess of WalesQueen Elizabeth II

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge join The Queen at Festival of Rememberance

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge yesterday attended the annual Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall to honour the war dead. They were sat in the royal box alongside The Queen and other members of the royal family. The service, which takes place every year, remembered those who have died in conflicts past and present. It was specifically poignant as this year is the 70th anniversary…
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Royal Central speaks to Sophie Raworth about new documentary celebrating The Queen's long reign

On the 9th of September this year, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II will make history as she becomes the longest reigning monarch Britain has ever seen. To mark the occasion, BBC One will be airing a documentary, ‘The Queen’s Longest Reign: Elizabeth & Victoria’. The hour-long documentary, airing on September 7, will look at the reigns of both Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Victoria, asking…
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Palaces & Buildings

Bomb plot targeting Buckingham Palace and Parliament by schoolboys foiled

Two schoolboys have this week appeared in court on trial for conspiring to commit terror acts in the United Kingdom, including bombing Buckingham Palace. The two schoolboys, who cannot be identified for legal reasons, appeared at Newcastle Crown Court where they admitted conspiracy to make an explosive substance for an unlawful purpose. As well as bombing Buckingham Palace, the teenagers, who…
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The Sussexes

Prince Harry delights crowds in Sydney and visits British soldier as Australian secondment ends

Prince Harry delighted and charmed crowds in the Australian city of Sydney this week as part of his military secondment to the country. Prince Harry bids farewell to Sydney. Photo courtesy of Caroline @bluebuzzbird In Sydney, the Prince, who is now fifth-in-line to the throne, made one royal fan extremely, happy by finally leaning in for a kiss with her. That same 21-year old woman had previously…
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