Queen Elizabeth II

Keep calm and carry on - The Queen conducts her first face-to-face engagement of the year despite Prince Philip's hospitalisation

The Queen has conducted her first in-person engagement of 2021 during an afternoon investiture at Windsor Castle on Thursday. With people understandably concerned about the health of the Duke of Edinburgh who is spending a third night in hospital, Her Majesty’s message is clear – keep calm and carry on. At her Berkshire home on Thursday afternoon, The Queen knighted Vice-Admiral…
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Features

Harry and Meghan celebrate their news with a new picture showing a baby bump

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex say they are ‘overjoyed’ at the news that they are expecting a second child together. The couple’s spokesperson released a statement confirming the news alongside a photograph of the couple. In the black and white image taken by Misan Harriman, Harry can be seen sitting on the grass outdoors whilst Meghan lies on the ground with her head in his…
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The Edinburghs

The government is deluded if they think Prince Edward is their secret weapon for the union

There are three constants in life: death, taxes, and the row over Scotland gaining independence from the United Kingdom. The matter was seemingly settled in a 2014 referendum which saw 55% of voters choose to stay in the union. But the matter is clearly not going away, with Scottish nationalists mounting a new bid to leave the UK. If the Scottish National Party win the upcoming Parliamentary…
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FeaturesPrince & Princess of Wales

Prince William sends out a series of personal tweets condemning racism following the abuse of black footballers

The Duke of Cambridge, President of the Football Association, has sent out a series of tweets condemning racism in the sport following an avalanche of abuse towards black players on social media. Posting from the Kensington Palace Twitter account, Prince William wrote: “Racist abuse – whether on the pitch, in the stands, or on social media – is despicable and it must stop…
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