The Sussexes

100 days until the inaugural Invictus Games

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2nd June 2014
<![CDATA[Competitors who will compete in the Invictus Games, the international sports event for ‘wounded warriors’ launched by Prince Harry and held in London, have only 100 days of rigorous training on their calendar before the Opening Ceremony on 10 September. L-to-R-Mickaela Richards, Dave Henson. Danni Hampson-Carroll and Susan Cook at Aldershot Military Athletics Stadium on May 30…
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FeaturesQueen Elizabeth II

Her Majesty's Prime Ministers

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30th May 2014
<![CDATA[Queen Elizabeth II has only been on the Throne for five years, and is about to embark upon new weekly audiences with a new Prime Minister. In the continuation of this series of blogs, we will be looking at the life and times of The Queen's third premier, Harold Macmillan. Born on the 10th February 1894, Maurice Harold Macmillan was brought into the world at 52 Cadogan Place in…
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FeaturesHistoryInsight

Her Majesty's prime ministers

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22nd May 2014
<![CDATA[In the second of this blog series, we will be taking a look at Queen Elizabeth II's second prime minister. He was prime minister from 6th April 1955 until 10th January 1957, and his name was Anthony Eden. Robert Anthony Eden was born on 12th June 1897 at Windlestone Hall in County Durham into a Conservative landed gentry family. His father was Sir William Eden and his mother Sybil…
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King Charles III

Prince Charles gives soldiers business 'wings'

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20th May 2014
<![CDATA[Monday morning, naval Lt Scott Harrigan escorted Prince Charles around the Military Family Resource Centre in Halifax as part of Charles and The Duchess of Cornwall's royal tour in Canada. For Harrigan, it was an honour to be escorting The Prince for the third time during his career, and it was also a chance to show how grateful he was for Charles’s indirect help in…
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