In an interview with The Daily
Telegraph, actor Damian Lewis has revealed that he took inspiration
from The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry for his new role as
Henry VIII in the BBC’s new period drama, Wolf Hall. Lewis spoke of
how it was the two princes sense of ‘normality’ which he wanted to
draw upon when playing the Tudor monarch. The actor,
educated at Eton College like William and…
The Duke of Kent to receive Dresden Peace Prize
9th January 2015
The Duke of Kent is to receive the
Dresden Prize on the 14th February 2015 for his work towards the
reconciliation of Great Britain and Germany after the Second
World War. The prize, which will be awarded in Dresden’s Semper
Opera, recognises the prevention of conflict…
William and Catherine meet US 'royalty' at NBA basketball game
9th December 2014
Prince William and his wife, Catherine,
who are currently undertaking a two-day tour of New York City and
Washington D.C., arrived at the venue after spending the day apart.
William made his first visit to Washington D.C. for a
meeting with US President Barack Obama in the…
"Insidious corruption": The Duke of Cambridge condemns illegal wildlife trade in Washington D.C. speech
8th December 2014
Prince William, speaking at the
International Corruption Hunters Alliance conference, made his
heartfelt plea to over 300 corruption experts, heads and senior
members of anti-corruption and prosecuting agencies; and
representatives of international organizations from more than 120
countries. #460152178 / gettyimages.com The Duke drew upon
frightening statistics and facts throughout…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge began
their three-day tour of Washington D.C. and New York City, landing
at JFK International Airport shortly before 5:00pm local time.
Arriving from London Heathrow aboard a scheduled British
Airways flight, not even their Royal status…
King Edward VII's Middle Eastern relics shown at Buckingham Palace
7th December 2014
Prince Edward was the eldest son of Queen
Victoria and Prince Albert. Before his accession after his mother's
death in 1901, he served as Prince of Wales for 59 years, one
month and 14 days. He is, to this day, the longest-serving Prince
of Wales and will only be…
Vice Admiral Laurence commemorates The Battle of Crysler's Farm
12th November 2014
On the afternoon of the 11th November,
Vice Admiral Laurence paid a visit to the memorial of the Battle of
Crysler's Farm. The Battle took place on the 11th November 1813 as
part of an American plan, known as the St. Lawrence Campaign, to
invade and capture Montreal. The American forces vastly outnumbered
their British and Canadian counterparts. It is estimated that the
strength of the…
Remembrance Sunday: The Queen leads National Service of Remembrance
9th November 2014
Held every year since 1919, on the Sunday
closest to Armistice Day (11th November), the ceremony
commemorates the contribution of British
and Commonwealth military and civilian servicemen and
women in the two World Wars and later conflicts. The ceremony took
place at the…
Prince Harry pays tribute at Field of Remembrance
6th November 2014
Arriving at 10:50am, the Prince met
members of the Armed Forces and The Royal British Legion before
laying a Cross of Remembrance. Prince Harry meets Abbey officials
and members of the Armed Forces as he arrives at Westminster Abbey
As as the chimes of Big Ben rang out…
Royal Central Conversations: Desmond Thompson
4th November 2014
With the support of peers in the
House of Lords and Members of Parliament, the College submitted
their proposal to the Cabinet Office and Her Majesty The Queen
supported the decision to name the award after her. The Queen
has been Patron of the College since her accession in 1952. Last
month, she presented the first ever RCVS Queen's Medal to Mr
Desmond Thompson; a veterinary surgeon from…

