The Sussexes

Man jailed for threatening to kill Prince Harry

Ashraf Islam, 31, was sentenced at Isleworth Crown Court after the judge said he posed a danger to the public, although added his plan to target the royal had been "vague and unlikely to succeed". In May 2013, Ashraf, who was born Mark David Townley and changed his name in 2010 after converting to Islamd, entered a police station in London saying he intended to kill the fourth-in-line…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Duchess of Cambridge to join The Queen at Buckingham Palace reception

Kate, 32, will accompany the monarch and other members of the Royal Family, at the reception on February 17 which is being held in honour of The Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts, of which The Queen is patron. Her Majesty will welcome nearly guests from the dramatic arts world including actors, playwrights, teachers and producers. Actors including Benedict Cumberbatch, Cate Blanchett and Dame Helen…
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Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen and Prince Philip to make day trip to Italy

The 87-year-old monarch, accompanied by The Duke of Edinburgh, will travel to Italy on April 3 after being invited by the President of Italy, President Giorgio Napolitano. During their day-visit the royals will visit the Presidential Palace, where they will be treated to a private lunch hosted by the President. After the lunch, the Queen and Prince Philip will travel to the Vatican where they…
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State & Ceremonial

Republican cause at a 20 year low in Australia

A poll which was conducted by ReachTEL found that 41.6% of people oppose the country becoming a republic and the remaining 19% have no opinion. Speaking to the Sydney Morning Herald, the Australians for a Constitutional Monarchy convener, David Flint, said that these findings are a “time bomb” for republicans because most of the people in favour of a republic are aged between 35-65 years…
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