Royal News

Prince William says sports star should have been knighted years ago and the honour was the easiest decision ever

Prince William has said that Sir Kevin Sinfield should have been knighted years ago as he expressed his admiration for the rugby league legend whose charity work has raised millions to help those with a rare disease. The Prince of Wales knighted Sir Kevin at Windsor Castle after he was awarded the honour for his services to charity and to rugby league. Speaking on a special BBC Breakfast…
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British Royals

The Prince and Princess of Wales share unseen photo as they thank 'extraordinary' people

The Prince and Princess of Wales have shared a never before seen photo as they took part in a wave of thanks for volunteers who have just had a tricky weekend. William and Kate sent heartfelt wishes to the teams who look after those exploring the many peaks and hills of the UK on Mountain Rescue Awareness Day. The event, which comes just hours after two named storms battered parts of the UK…
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Spain

Spain's royal sisters reunited for major event after an autumn of big changes

Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia of Spain have been reunited after both went their separate ways in an autumn of big changes. Leonor, 20 and heir to the throne, has begun university in Madrid after completing three years of military training. Sofia, 19 and second in line, has been settling into her new student home in Paris where she is continuing her studies after a year in…
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British Royals

The stunning coronet made for a king but now worn by queens which will be the star piece in outstanding royal exhibition

A stunning diamond coronet that has been worn by some of the most famous queens in British history is about to become the star turn in a landmark royal exhibition that will open in London. The George IV diadem will be one of the main attractions in the brand new show, Royal Jewellery: from Coronations to Keepsakes which takes place at The King’s Gallery next to Buckingham Palace next…
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