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Politicians begin to call for Prince Andrew to lose titles for good

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20th October 2025
Several politicians have spoken publicly about Prince Andrew losing his titles for good. The prince announced he would give up his royal titles and honours in a surprise statement on October 17. It means he will no longer be known as the Duke of York, the Earl of Inverness and Baron Killyleagh. However, the titles still belong to him and will only become extinct when he dies as he has no male…
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This rare gem celebrating romance of Henry VIII and Katherine of Aragon is now at heart of fundraising campaign

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19th October 2025
A heart shaped pendant celebrating the relationship between Henry VIII and his first wife, Katherine of Aragon, is at the centre of a fundraising campaign to keep it on show to the public. The gold heart, engraved with their initials, is currently on show at the British Museum in London. It’s launched a major push to bring in £3.5 million to buy the gem to preserve it for the…
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Queen Camilla is smiling and relaxed as she's back on duty just hours after Prince Andrew gives up his titles

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18th October 2025
The Queen looked to be on good form as she enjoyed a day at Ascot, just hours after Prince Andrew announced he was giving up his titles. Queen Camilla headed to the Qipco British Champions Day on October 18 where she was joined by Zara Tindall. It was the first royal public appearance since Buckingham Palace released a statement from Prince Andrew. He said he was giving up all his titles and…
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The other titles Prince Andrew has given up

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17th October 2025
The King’s brother, Andrew, has given up his title and honours in a shock move. In a statement, the second son of Queen Elizabeth II said he would ”no longer use my title or the honours which have been conferred upon me.” It means he is no longer known as the Duke of York. That is one of the oldest royal titles and has, for centuries, been conferred on the second son of…
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