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The perfect royal tiara for February babies

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4th February 2025
February’s birthstone, the amethyst, is found across royal jewellery collections. However, it is the Swedish royal family that has one of the most impressive pieces: the Napoleonic Amethyst Tiara. The Napoleonic Amethyst Tiara began life as a necklace that reportedly belonged to Empress Josephine, Napoleon’s first wife. The necklace featured several large round amethysts surrounded by…
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British Royals

King Charles revives political tradition put on hold by Queen Elizabeth II

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4th February 2025
Although many thought that King Charles would be making significant changes during his reign, he has actually revived a tradition from his late mother’s reign with a political meeting back on the table.King Charles has once again begun the tradition of the Monarch meeting face-to-face with the Leader of the Opposition. His Majesty welcomed Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch to…
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Royal News

Prince William goes in search of the Loch Ness Monster

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30th January 2025
The Prince of Wales made a visit to an Earthshot prize finalist and surprised them with a question no one was expecting.Prince William asked experts at NatureMetrics whether they could help find the Loch Ness monster.Whether the heir to the throne is convinced that Nessie is actually real wasn’t revealed but the legend of the Loch figured large in a fun filled visit.William…
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The lonely death of a king at Windsor

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29th January 2025
King George III had the third-longest reign in British history (behind Queen Elizabeth II and Queen Victoria) and has recently come back into the spotlight with Bridgerton. This January also marks the anniversary of his death, 205 years ago, at Windsor Castle. It was the end…
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King Charles speaks of need to remember the past on anniversary of liberation of Auschwitz

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28th January 2025
On the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp in Poland, King Charles spoke of the importance of learning from the past.His words came as people around the world stopped to remember the six million Jewish people as well as the thousands of members of Roma, LGBTQ communities and disabled people who were killed in the Holocaust.The King was very visibly…
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