Queen Máxima spoke about the possibility
of bringing her daughters with her on future UN trips during her
working visit to Bangladesh this week in her role as the UN
Secretary-General’s Special Advocate for Inclusive Finance for
Development. “They ask a lot about my work, and we talk about it a
lot,” Queen Máxima said in an interview in Bangladesh, referring to
her three daughters…
Queen Letizia attends international cancer research summit "Grand Challenge" in Madrid
13th July 2019
Queen Letizia attended the “Grand
Challenge” international cancer research summit last week in
Madrid. The Queen is honorary president of the Spanish Association
Against Cancer (the Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer in
Spanish), which hosted the Grand Challenge…
A look at the Belgian line of succession
11th July 2019
Today we’re looking at the line of
succession to the Belgian throne. Current Monarch: King Philippe,
who succeeded his father, King Albert II, on 21 July 2013 after he
stepped down for health reasons. Photo: Laura Dekkers King Philippe
was considered by many…
The Duchess of Cambridge has lent her
support to a nature campaign encouraging children to play outdoors
and protect nature where they live. In a statement on the Backyard
Nature website, Kate wrote about how important it is for children
to spend time outdoors. “Spending time in nature can play a pivotal
role in helping children grow up to become happy, healthy adults.”
Backyard Nature is a…
The Prince of Wales helped mark the 25th
anniversary of 1st Battalion The Royal Gurkha Rifles on Tuesday,
presenting operational medals following their recent deployment to
Afghanistan. Prince Charles is Colonel-in-Chief of The Royal Gurkha
Rifles and has been since its…
"I'm still perfectly capable of planting a tree": The Queen takes command in Cambridge
10th July 2019
In case you were wondering if there’s an
age limit to planting ceremonial trees, allow Queen Elizabeth to
debunk the myth for you: at 93-years-old, she reminded onlookers in
Cambridge on Tuesday that she’s “still perfectly capable of
planting a tree.” The Queen was…
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are
hiring a diary coordinator to help them with their complex diaries
and schedules, and if you’re interested, you’d better apply soon!
William and Kate are looking for a permanent addition to their
Kensington Palace team. Duties include “compiling and managing
coordinated diary updates and weekly overviews; providing regular
briefings; communicating diary…
Queen Máxima visiting Bangladesh as part of UN role
10th July 2019
Queen Máxima is visiting Bangladesh this
week in her role as the UN Secretary-General’s Special Advocate for
Inclusive Finance for Development. Queen Máxima’s visit coincides
with Bangladesh’s plans to implement a financial strategy to
improve access to its financial…
The Duchess of Cambridge helped design a
log seat as part of her of second Back to Nature Garden at the
Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival for patrons to lose themselves
in nature. “The idea I that it makes you sit back and look at the
clouds,” co-Garden designer Adam…
The Duchess of Cambridge receives patronage of the Royal Photographic Society from The Queen
26th June 2019
The Duchess of Cambridge inherited the
patronage of the Royal Photographic Society from The Queen on
Tuesday. “It is a huge honour to have The Duchess as our Patron,
especially given her personal interest in photography,” says Mike
Taylor, Chief Operating Officer of the Royal Photographic Society.
Embed from Getty Images Her Royal Highness attended her first
engagement as patron of the Royal…

