On Thursday, The Queen met Max, a Arms Explosives search dog. Max has been to Afghanistan and is part of the Corps of Royal Engineers, which celebrates its 300th anniversary this year. Her Majesty was there to commemorate this historic occasion.
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The Queen, who is Colonel-in-Chief of the Corps of Royal Engineers, inspected 140 troops in a open-topped Range Rover.
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Tuesday was indeed a busy day for members of the British Royal Family. The Countess of Wessex visited two organisations where she serves as patron, both in Leeds. Her first stop was at the Leads Children’s Hospital where she opened a facility called The Place 2b. This…
Her Majesty The Queen has served as Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces for 64 years. Today, at a ceremony at Buckingham Palace, she received an award for her long-time service and exemplary conduct.
Receiving these medals could be considered long overdue since the Queen…
Controversy as Queen lobbies for Prince Charles to succeed her as Head of the Commonwealth
11th October 2016
The Commonwealth consists of 30% of the world’s population. It is made up of 53 member countries who are overseen by someone who acts as head of the body. Unlike inheriting the Monarchy and becoming head of state of 16 countries when his mother dies, it isn’t a guarantee that the Prince Charles will serve as head of the Commonwealth.
It has been revealed this week that The Queen has…
Holly, one of Her Majesty’s 2 remaining corgi’s has died of old age. The queen summoned a veterinarian while at Balmoral last week. The 13-year-old corgi was put to sleep and buried in the grounds. According to sources, the Queen can see the grave as she glances…
Ruling on Breach of Privacy Complaint filed by the Duchess of Cambridge
15th September 2016
It’s a victory for the Duchess of Cambridge when the breach of privacy complaints she filed were upheld. The Duchess may not see this as a victory of sorts, but simply a mother doing what she can to protect her child’s privacy.
Catherine complained to the Independent…
Prince Philip still conducts more engagements than Prince Harry and Prince William
29th July 2016
The Duke & Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry have increased the number of royal engagements they have attended so far in 2016; but they still have a long way to go until they catch up with the Queen, Prince Philip and other senior members of the Royal Family.
According to a study in the Daily Express, there is a comparative difference in the number of duties undertaken by the younger…
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit U.S Embassy to sign book of condolences for Orlando shooting victims
14th June 2016
Messages of condolences and support have been pouring in for all the victims and their families affected by the mass shooting that occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando. From around the globe, leaders and celebrities have raised…
Saturday, May 28, was a very special day for Luxembourg’s eight-year-old Prince Noah of Nassau. He made his First Holy Communion before members of his royal family. Archbishop Jean-Claude Hollerich presided over the ceremony.
Noah is the youngest son of Prince Louis and…
Today, the Duchess of Cornwall appeared onstage at London’s Shakespeare Globe Theatre alongside BBC Radio Two  morning show host, Chris Evans, to announce the winners for the sixth annual 500 words writing competition. Some of the winning submissions ranged from serious discussions on dementia, to the silly with one entry about a blood-thirsty pig.
The writing contest challenges children…
