The rights groups Reprieve, Americans for Democracy & Human Rights in Bahrain, Index, ECDHR and Bahrain Institute for Rights & Democracy are calling for Her Majesty to confront the King of Bahrain at the Windsor Horse Show over the “deterioration” of human rights in Bahrain.
In a letter to The Queen, the rights groups said: “King Hamad … who sponsors four events in the…
Your friend list is nothing without Queen Elizabeth's secret Facebook account added
13th May 2017
Queen Elizabeth isn’t your average grandmother or great-grandmother for that fact, who can’t even turn on their computer. It has now been revealed that Her Majesty has a top secret Facebook account.
The MailOnline reported that The Queen set up her profile…
Yesterday, the Duchess of Cambridge took her second solo tour since marrying Prince William in 2011.
The Duchess made the short trip to Luxembourg, looking fashionable as always in a muted blue coat by Emilia Wickstead. She was on hand to help mark the 150th anniversary of…
The island that worships Prince Philip is disappointed by his retirement
9th May 2017
Out in the Pacific Ocean lays a remote island, untouched by the complications of busy cities. While mostly cut off from the outside world, they are familiar with the Duke of Edinburgh.
To the Kastom people in the Yaohnanen village on the Tanna island in Vanuatu(previously an Anglo-French colony called the New Hebrides) in the South Pacific, Prince Philip is a God. The son of a mountain God to be…
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are unlikely to have more children as they increase workload
8th May 2017
Royal watchers and fans may be disappointed to hear that the chances that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are unlikely to expand their family any further.
A source told The Express that now that the Duke of Edinburgh is retiring and the younger Royals will be taking on…
A day after Prince Philip announced that he would be retiring from royal duties in the autumn, Prince William stepped in beside his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth.
He was on hand to help welcome Burmese Nobel Peace Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi to Buckingham Palace.
With the Duke…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge pick Bhutan picture to send to well-wishers
6th May 2017
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge recently celebrated their sixth anniversary at the end April and those who sent the couple their best wishes received a token in return.
The Duke and Duchess chose a picture from their trip to Bhutan last year, taken by photographer Arthur Edwards on their hike to the monastery.
The two travelled to Bhutan last April combined with their India tour. On their final…
Prince Philip photographed with tears in his eyes after stepping down from Royal duties
4th May 2017
After the announcement came in that Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth would be stepping down from his Royal duties this autumn; he carried on his planned day.
Leaving Buckingham Palace for St James’ Palace, to attend an Order of Merit service with The Queen…
Marriage is not something to be taken lightly, even more so when you are marrying into one of the world’s oldest and most looked up to institutions.
When (or if) Meghan Markle marries Prince Harry, she will not only have to navigate the waters of being a newlywed, she…
Speaking out about his mental heath is Prince Harry's 'Diana Moment'
18th April 2017
Royal Central’s Deputy Editor, Jamie Samhan, explains how Prince Harry has just had his ‘Diana moment’.
After a recent interview with the Daily Telegraph, Prince Harry announced that he sought help for mental health struggles after dealing with the death of his mother Diana, Princess of Wales.
The unprecedented move could help thousands (if not millions) seek the help they…
