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A royal revolution in Paris as queens and princesses conquer the City of Light

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30th December 2024
It’s not had a monarchy for over 200 years and as it welcomed the world for the Olympics, France reminded everyone of that with a rather alarming depiction of its last queen, minus her head. However, it was a brief moment of rebellion against all things regal for in 2024, Paris was all about royalty. Kings, queens, princes and princesses flocked there and the city of light was ready for its…
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British Royals

What's occurring? King Charles beaten in Christmas Day TV ratings by Gavin and Stacey finale

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26th December 2024
The King has lost the top spot in the Christmas Day ratings to a programme set partly in Wales featuring a little prince. As Gavin and Stacey bowed out for good, King Charles had to bow to their superior telly pulling power and take a rest from the number one spot for a year.King Charles III’s third festive broadcast came third in the TV ratings with number one going to the much…
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Royal News

Faith and hope at the heart of very personal King's Speech from Charles III

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25th December 2024
King Charles has given his most personal Christmas address so far as he reflected on a year that had brought many challenges but also much hope.In his Christmas Day broadcast, The King spoke of public and personal issues and praised those who help others.The speech began with words of gratitude and admiration for the veterans of D-Day and for their comrades who never returned home. His…
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British Royals

The royal baby whose middle name was inspired by Christmas Day

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25th December 2024
The Christmas of 1936 was a difficult one for the Royal Family. Just weeks before, King Edward VIII had abdicated, giving up his throne to marry the woman he loved, Wallis Simpson. The decision had shocked his country, his empire and his relations. Days into the reign of the new king, George VI, they were still so shaken, there wasn’t even a Christmas speech.However, in the midst of this…
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