Queen Elizabeth II

Disappointment for The Queen as her horse is set to miss The Derby 

The Queen’s Derby hopeful, Reach For The Moon, will miss the showpiece event at Epsom next month after suffering from a setback. Reach For The Moon was fancied by many to a horse who could reward the monarch with one of sport’s biggest prizes. Before his withdrawal was announced, the horse was fancied by punters as a 7-1 shot at winning the race. The Derby is the one major race…
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British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

William and Catherine are joined by George and Charlotte at Easter Sunday Church Service in Windsor

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge led The Royal Family to the annual Easter Sunday church service held at St George’s Chapel, Windsor. In the absence of The Queen and the Prince of Wales & Duchess of Cornwall, William and Catherine were the most senior royals in attendance at the religious ceremony. They were joined by their two eldest children – Prince George and Princess…
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Features

Grand National Memories: Devastation for The Queen Mother as she suffers the most heartbreaking defeat in racing history

The Queen Mother suffered one of the cruelest defeats in the history of sport when her horse bellyflopped at the finishing line of the Grand National back in 1956. Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, was a huge horse racing lover, with it being estimated that she had owned more than 500 winners in her lifetime. Over 65-years-ago, Her Majesty was about to achieve what no royal had…
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King Charles III

Charles & Camilla meet with the family of murdered Irish teacher Ashling Murphy

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall met with the family of Ashling Murphy during their visit to County Tipperary in Ireland. Ashling was killed in January after going for a jog near Tullamore, County Offaly. Charles and Camilla met her family for a private meeting where they offered their sympathies and condolences. The 15 minute meeting took place at the Bru Boru cultural centre…
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