State & Ceremonial

Arise Sir Chris Whitty, Sir Jonathan Van-Tam and Dame Jenny Harries - scientists honoured by The Queen

Arise Sir Chris Whitty, Sir Jonathan Van-Tam and Dame Jenny Harries – scientists recognised by The Queen in New Year’s Honours Scientists who have been leading the UK’s response to the coronavirus pandemic have been recognised by The Queen in the 2022 New Year Honours List. One of the most recognisable faces in the land, Professor Chris Whitty, the Chief Medical Officer for…
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British Royals

Armed intruder arrested in grounds of Windsor Castle where The Queen is celebrating Christmas

A man has been arrested after attempting to break into Windsor Castle this morning. According to the Daily Mirror, police arrested the man who is now in police custody. He allegedly had an offensive weapon in his possession. Thames Valley Police say the intruder did not gain access to any buildings. The Queen is currently at Windsor celebrating Christmas with some of her family. In…
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British Royals

Charles & Camilla lead the Royal Family to Church on Christmas morning in the absence of The Queen

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall led a small congregation of Royal Family members to Church on Christmas morning in the absence of The Queen. Her Majesty has reluctantly decided not to attend morning worship due to the worsening public health crisis, which has also seen her annual festive visit to Sandringham cancelled. Instead, the 95-year-old monarch is staying at Windsor…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The Duchess of Cambridge wows TV audiences with a musical piano performance on Christmas Eve

The Duchess of Cambridge delighted British television audiences on Christmas Eve as she performed on the piano at the Royal Carols service. This is the first time Her Royal Highness has demonstrated her pianist skills publicly. Catherine performed alongside singer Tom Walker in the programme ‘Royal Carols: Together at Christmas’ which was broadcast on ITV. The service was organised…
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