The Queen is marking what many are
calling her ‘loneliest day’ – 74 years after she married the Duke
of Edinburgh. On November 20 1947, 21-year-old Princess Elizabeth
married Lieutenant Philip Mountbatten at Westminster Abbey in
London. The marriage would last until Prince Philip’s death in 2021
at the age of 99, making their enduring relationship the longest
lasting the longest of…
The Duke of Cambridge stepped up to take
the salute on Horse Guards Parade on Sunday during the Armistice
Day commemorations. Ben Wallace took the salute alongside the
Secretary of State for Defence, Ben Wallace. Each year, a senior
member of The Royal Family takes…
The Duke of Kent watches Cenotaph service alongside Princess Alexandra with an Equerry laying a wreath on his behalf
14th November 2021
The Duke of Kent has stepped back from
his Remembrance Sunday duties, instead opting to watch the service
from the Foreign Office balcony. The 86-year-old Duke, who is known
to be unsteady on his feet, made the decision to watch the parade
this year rather than directly…
The Queen misses Remembrance Sunday commemorations at the Cenotaph for the first time in 22 years
14th November 2021
The Queen has missed the annual
Remembrance Sunday commemorations at the Cenotaph – only the
seventh time she has not been present at the service in her
seven-decade reign. In a statement on Sunday morning, Buckingham
Palace said that the 95-year-old monarch had sprained her back
forcing her to remain at Windsor Castle to rest. It is understood
that this us unrelated to recent medical…
The Prince of Wales led the nation in
remembrance at the Cenotaph on Sunday as The Queen watched on from
home at Windsor Castle on medical advice. Prince Charles, who also
marked his 73rd birthday on Sunday, placed two wreaths at the base
of the Cenotaph – one on behalf…
The Queen has expressed her “deep regret”
after being forced to pull out of Remembrance Sunday commemorations
at the Cenotaph after suffering a further injury. According to
Buckingham Palace, the 95-year-old monarch has sprained her back.
It is understood that this…
Princess Michael of Kent attends first major event since falling seriously unwell with Covid
13th November 2021
Princess Michael of Kent attended the
Festival of Remembrance on Saturday evening – her first major
appearance since falling seriously unwell with Covid-19 last year.
It was in November 2020 when the Princess was reported to be
quarantining at Kensington Palace after contracting the illness.
Her recovery has been far from straightforward, with the
76-year-old royal suffering from the…
Festival Of Remembrance line-up: A full list of royals attending commemorations at the Royal Albert Hall
13th November 2021
The Royal Family came out in full force
for the Royal British Legion’s Festival of Remembrance on Saturday
night, despite the absence of The Queen who continues to rest on
medical advice. In Her Majesty’s place, the Prince of Wales and the
Duchess of Cornwall led the…
Zara Tindall shares a packet of Maltesers with Sir Tony McCoy as she enjoys a thrilling weekend of racing at Cheltenham
13th November 2021
The Queen’s granddaughter, Zara Tindall,
was in high spirits over the weekend as she enjoyed a thrilling few
days of racing at Cheltenham Racecourse. Zara attended both the
Friday and Saturday of Cheltenham’s November meeting, with Sunday’s
action still to…
The Duchess of Sussex apologises to court after forgetting she authorised aide to collaborate with ‘Finding Freedom’ authors
10th November 2021
The Duchess of Sussex has apologised to
the Court of Appeal after forgetting that she authorised a senior
aide to collaborate with the authors of a biography. Meghan has
previously insisted that she has not collaborated with Omid Scobie
or Carolyn Durand, the authors of Finding Freedom. However, a new
email has emerged from the Duchess authorising her former
communications chief, Jason…
