King Charles III

Why does Prince Charles think 'God Save The Queen' is politically incorrect?

The Prince of Wales is of the opinion that certain aspects of the National Anthem of the United Kingdom are politically incorrect. During The Queen’s Golden Jubilee celebrations in 2002, Prince Charles reflected on his mother’s reign by delivering a speech. In his message, the Prince said: “Your Majesty, we are all deeply grateful to you and, in the words of the…
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CoronavirusQueen Elizabeth II

How The Queen could turn out to be a saviour in the battle against coronavirus

The battle against the coronavirus could have an unlikely saviour in the form of the 93-year-old monarch. When asked how people can take measures to protect themselves from the contagious disease, The Queen could be part of the solution. Senior British Cabinet Ministers are advising people to wash their hands while singing ‘God Save The Queen’ – the national anthem of the…
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Palaces & Buildings

The Queen's guards perform Bon Jovi's 'Livin' on a Prayer' outside Buckingham Palace

The Queen’s guards performed a special medley of Bon Jovi hits on Friday morning outside of Buckingham Palace. The Band of the Household Guard performed some of the rock band’s most famous tunes, including Livin’ on a Prayer, It’s My Life and You Give Love A Bad Name. ?Guard Change at Buckingham Palace!Today the @ScotsGuardsBand played a special @BonJovi medley to…
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CoronavirusPrincess Anne and Family

Zara & Mike Tindall following government health advice after returning from Coronavirus-hit region of Italy

The Queen’s granddaughter, Zara Tindall, is following official government and health department advice after she and her husband, Mike, returned from a skiing holiday in Italy. Mr & Mrs Tindall were holidaying in the northern town of Bormio in the Coronavirus-hit Lombardy region last week. A spokesperson for the couple said that as neither of them are showing any symptoms of…
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