Prince & Princess of Wales

Prince George adopts a lobster

<![CDATA[It seems that Prince George of Cambridge is expanding his repertoire of adopted animals after adopting a bilby in Australia. This time, the creature in question is much less cute and cuddly – George has adopted a lobster! After Prince Philip’s visit to Cornwall recently, it seems The Duke enjoyed his time at the National Lobster Hatchery so much, he helped his one year…
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History Rewind: Happy Birthday Princess Anne!

<![CDATA[Today in 1950 Princess Anne, the second child to the then Princess Elizabeth, was born in Clarence House at 11:50am. Princess Anne, who today is recognised across the world as a shining example of Royalty putting in hard graft and work, was baptised later on 21 October 1950 in the Music Room of Buckingham Palace. Her Godparents were: Queen Elizabeth (her maternal Grandmother), Princess…
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The Sussexes

Prince Harry speaks of the 'horrendous' sights he faced in Afghanistan

<![CDATA[Prince Harry has spoke out about his time in Afghanistan and emotionally revealed some of the 'horrendous' images he witnessed during his two tours of the war torn country. Harry, who is a Captain in the Army, was responsible for regularly flying injured personnel and civilians to the hospital at Camp Bastion and has disclosed just some of the sights he bore witness too…
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The Sussexes

Medals for Invictus Games unveiled

<![CDATA[It's full steam ahead for the upcoming Invictus Games as the medals for the sporting extravaganza have recently been unveiled. The medals, which have been designed by Garrard, the oldest jewellery house in the world, will be handed out to the winners and…
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Top Ten Upcoming Royal History Books

<![CDATA[Before we know it the days will be getting shorter, the dark nights will be setting in earlier and our British ‘summer’ will be over for another year. With this in mind, I have gathered together a list of my top ten royal-related books which will keep you going into the autumn and winter months. Keep that warm blanket, roaring fire and steaming mug of hot chocolate aside for the…
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