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Fort Belvedere - the house where a King gave up the Crown may soon host another

Tucked away in the quiet, wooded reaches of Windsor Great Park, Fort Belvedere is an elegant 18th-century folly with a place in British royal history far greater than its modest footprint might suggest. While now largely hidden from public view and shrouded in decades of quietude, the estate was once the epicentre of a constitutional crisis that rocked the monarchy – and now, it is once again…
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Royal News

Duke and Duchess of Westminster welcome baby girl – and reveal her name

The Duke and Duchess of Westminster have become parents for the first time, welcoming a daughter named Cosima Florence Grosvenor. The baby was born on July 27 in London, with a spokesperson for the couple saying were “thrilled”.  The spokesperson added: “They are now looking forward to spending this special time together as a family.” The arrival of baby Cosima marks the next…
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British Royals

The King meets Indian Prime Minister Modi at Sandringham

The King has hosted the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, in an audience at Sandringham. The meeting, which took place in the monarch’s Norfolk residence on Thursday, saw King Charles and Mr Modi hold talks, helping strengthen bilateral ties between the tel nations. The King’s invitation to Mr Modi came just hours after the two counties signed the India-UK Free Trade Agreement…
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British Royals

William and Kate targeted by vile fakers

The Prince and Princess of Wales have been targeted by online scammers, creating false images which are purported to depict them. The images, which we are not publishing, have been created using Artificial Intelligence (AI). One of the pictures shows the ‘Princess’…
British Royals

Why Prince William’s presence at the Euro Final really matters

This Saturday, as the Lionesses take to the pitch in Basel for the final of UEFA Women’s Euros, they’ll be cheered on not just by a nation, but by a future king. Prince William’s decision to attend the match against Spain is more than ceremonial. For that evening he won’t be heir to the throne, but a football fan watch in his nation (hopefully) storm to victory. In his role as president…
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