Sweden

The loss of HRH: what Sweden's royal changes mean for five princes and princesses

The Swedish Royal Court has added further details to the announcement made on Monday that five of the grandchildren of King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia are to lose their royal status. The Deputy Marshal of the Realm, Fredrik Wersäll, gave a press conference soon after the news was made public. He confirmed that the two sons of Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia and the three children…
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The Sussexes

Millions pledged for landmine fight after Prince Harry's tribute to Diana

The UK government has pledged £2 million to help eradicate landmines following the visit of the Duke of Sussex to Angola. Ministers said they would match the public donations to an appeal in Zimbabwe to help destroy the weapons. The move came after Prince Harry walked in the footsteps of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales to see the work that continues to remove landmines which still kill…
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LuxembourgSweden

Luxembourg's heir makes a special promise in the presence of a king

Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume of Luxembourg has become head of his country’s Scout movement, following in the footsteps of his beloved grandfather, Jean, who died earlier this year. And Guillaume took his promise in the presence of the Honourary Chairman of the World Scout Foundation, King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden. The Swedish monarch joined around 3000 Scouts from across Luxembourg as…
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British Royals

The day the Queen Mother died and the newsreader who announced the story

Peter Sissons, who worked on some of the biggest royal stories of the 20th and 21st centuries in his role as a leading newscaster, has died. He was 77. Peter Sissons, who was well know for his roles with the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 during his long career, passed away after a short illness. His most high profile involvement with royal stories came in 2002 when he was working the BBC on the…
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