British Royals

Platinum Jubilee coin to enter circulation as history is made

A brand new 50p, marking the Platinum Jubilee, will go into circulation in the UK in the hours after history is made. The specially designed coin will be landing in purses and tills from February 7th 2022, the day after The Queen reaches the 70th anniversary of her reign. The 50p is already available to buy as a collector’s edition from the Royal Mint. However, on the day after the…
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British Royals

Prince Andrew disappears from social media

The Duke of York’s official social media accounts have started to disappear. it’s just a week since a US judge ruled he must face a civil trial over allegations of sexual assault, claims Prince Andrew denies. Within hours of that court decision being made, the…
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The boy they call the Lost Prince - did the Windsors really hide Prince John?

On January 18th 1919, the ringing of a telephone in Buckingham Palace signalled a tragedy for the Royal Family. The call brought news of the death of Prince John, youngest son of King George V and Queen Mary, who had passed away in his sleep at the age of 13. John had been epileptic for most of his short life and had died following a massive seizure. He was buried soon afterwards, his grave…
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A message of congratulations from one Jubilee Queen to another

Queen Elizabeth II has sent a special message to Queen Margrethe II as the Danish Monarch marked her Golden Jubilee. The UK Embassy in Denmark revealed that congratulations had winged their way from London to Copenhagen but kept the contents of the missive secret. The link between the two Jubilee Queens of 2022 was revealed as the Embassy sent congratulations to Margrethe II as the 50th…
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A solemn start to Queen Margrethe's Golden Jubilee

The Queen of Denmark has begun her Golden Jubilee by attending a solemn meeting of the State Council. Margrethe II was joined by her son and heir, Crown Prince Frederik, for the meeting at Christiansborg Palace. The meeting was limited to just five ministers owing to the current restrictions for the coronavirus pandemic. Leading the politicians was Denmark’s Prime Minister, Mette…
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