Middle East

The 'Sleeping Prince' - who was in a coma for 20 years - dies aged 36

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20th July 2025
Prince Al‑Waleed bin Khaled bin Talal Al Saud, long known as Saudi Arabia’s “Sleeping Prince”, has died at age 36 – ending a remarkable two-decade chapter of tragedy and faith.The Saudi royal died on Saturday, 19 July, at a specialist medical facility in Riyadh, following a prolonged coma that began in 2005 after a devastating car accident in London  .Born in April 1990…
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Royal News

William and Catherine consider ending long-standing royal protocol for Prince George

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19th July 2025
The Prince and Princess of Wales are said to be reviewing a long-standing royal protocol that forbids two direct heirs to the throne from flying together, as Prince George approaches his 12th birthday next week.The unwritten rule, followed sporadically over the decades, aims to safeguard the line of succession in the event of a travel-related tragedy. In the past, heirs such as King Charles…
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British Royals

The King is hiring a housekeeper with the chance to live at Buckingham Palace

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19th July 2025
The King is seeking a new Housekeeping Assistant to work at Buckingham Palace. The successful candidate will not only enjoy the rare privilege of working at the most iconic royal residence, but will also be afforded the unique opportunity to live within the iconic walls of the Palace.The position, a permanent role within the Royal Household, calls for a candidate who is both dedicated and…
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Royal News

A tireless royal: Princess Anne conducts four engagements in one day with little fanfare or fuss

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17th July 2025
The Princess Royal undertook a full slate of public duties, attending four separate engagements across the country in a characteristically busy day for the senior royal.As a tireless advocate of voluntary service and civic organisations, the Princess began her day by presenting The King’s Award for Voluntary Service to the Wellingborough District Hindu Association. The award, often described…
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