British Royals

Diana, 60 Years: Who is the artist behind the Diana statue?

On 1st July in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace, a new sculpture to celebrate the late Princess of Wales’s life and legacy. It marks what would have been Diana’s 60th birthday. Although images of the sculptor have yet to be released, artist Ian Rank-Broadley’s work is well known across the globe.  In December of 2017, the Duke of Cambridge and a newly-engaged Prince Harry announced…
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FeaturesHistoryPrince & Princess of Wales

The People's Princess who took over the People's Palace

The Alexandra Palace is one of the most popular venues in London. It will play host to the Duke of Cambridge’s inaugural Earthshot Prize ceremony in October 2021. Despite its name, it is not and was never a palace. However, it is intimately connected with one of the most beloved members of the royal family – Queen Alexandra.  [getty src=”1233633348″ width=”594″…
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Prince Philip

New exhibition celebrating the life of Prince Philip opens at Windsor Castle

A new exhibition honouring Prince Philip’s life has opened at Windsor Castle. Prince Philip: A Celebration is now open at Windsor, including pieces representing different periods in his life and his roles across the Commonwealth.  The Royal Collection Trust has selected a number of different pieces to highlight the Duke of Edinburgh’s life and legacy, in particular his associations with…
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HistoryQueen Elizabeth II

Royal Ascot: A history of the Royal Meeting which acts as the highlight of The Queen's summer

Royal Ascot is a highlight of the royal calendar, and every June, thousands of people including the Royal Family head to the races. It is one of the oldest traditions for the royals, and has carried on throughout the global health crisis. In 2020, the meeting was held without any spectators. For this year’s event, up to 12,000 guests will be allowed to attend each day, as Royal Ascot is taking…
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