Royal News

King Charles spoke to Sir Keir Starmer ahead of PM's resignation announcement

King Charles spoke to Sir Keir Starmer ahead of the announcement from Downing Street that the Prime Minister was standing down. It was widely expected that Sir Keir would confirm his tenure at Number 10 was coming to a close with reporters gathering in Downing Street early on the morning of June 22 2026 to hear him speak. While journalists and photographers were taking their places outside…
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Sweden

Queen Silvia of Sweden just revealed why she's so popular and plenty of other royals could take a lesson from her example

Queen Silvia of Sweden has just put herself into the record books and given a masterclass in how to be a modern day royal while she’s at it. On June 19 2026, Silvia marked 50 years as Queen of Sweden. She’s the first person ever to reach that milestone. And she showed just how she became so popular as her big day dawned. Queen Silvia became consort on her wedding day, June 19 1976. In…
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Features

King Charles has already done this twice and now Prince William is following in his father's footsteps

The Prince of Wales is to take on a job that his father already done twice. Prince William is to guest edit one of the most famous magazines in Britain and he’s got a special reason for doing it. This November, William will be in charge of one edition of Country Life magazine and he plans to put mental health at the centre of his copy. King Charles edited the magazine twice while heir…
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European Royals

King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands and Emperor Naruhito of Japan at ultimate World Cup watch party

King Willem-Alexander of the Netherlands just set up the biggest watch party of the World Cup so far as he invited the Emperor of Japan over to catch a match. The two rulers were snapped looking relaxed as the Dutch monarch hosted a football celebration at one of his castles. Emperor Naruhito of Japan is in the Netherlands ahead of a State Visit which gets under way in a few days’…
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