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King Charles shares sweet moment with Prince Louis and there's a special greeting for George and Charlotte, too

King Charles shared a sweet moment with his grandson, Prince Louis, as the two met at Windsor for Easter celebrations. As The King arrived at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor, the rest of the Royal Family was waiting to greet him and Queen Camilla. After the expected curtsies and bows, King Charles made his way into the chapel with the Prince and Princess of Wales ready to say hello at the…
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Countdown to a Centenary: the shocking story of a lost royal diamond

The papers were filled with royal news in April 1926 and one event, in particular, needed plenty of coverage. King George V and Queen Mary were about to become grandparents again as their second son and his wife, the Duke and Duchess of York, were expecting their first child. Little did anyone know at the time that this royal baby mania would actually precede the birth of the girl who would grow…
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King Charles hands out Maundy Money in traditional service and the cathedral is a royal first

King Charles III has handed out Maundy Money at St Asaph Cathedral, continuing a royal tradition stretching back centuries. However, over 800 years after this ceremony first took place, The King added a first. In 2026, royal Maundy was held in north Wales for the very first time. The ancient ceremony, rooted in centuries-old customs, saw the King distribute Maundy money to a group of carefully…
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British Royals

Countdown to a Centenary: this is how the royals made the news in April 1926 ahead of a very important event

In April 1926, one of the most important royal events of the 20th century took place. A little girl was born in London. Her arrival on April 21st 1926 was the start of one of the most famous royal stories in history. She grew up to be Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning Monarch that Britain has ever known. At the time of her arrival, she was the much anticipated baby of the second in line…
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