The Duke of York appeared to struggle
with one of his royal duties yesterday as he made an official visit
to Belgium. Prince Andrew spent several seconds trying to hook a
wreath on to a stand before an official pointed to the shelf where
the tribute was meant to sit. The ceremony then went ahead as
planned. It was the first major overseas appearance for the Duke of
York since the suicide of…
The Duchess of Sussex cheers on Serena Williams at US Open Final
8th September 2019
The Duchess of Sussex was on hand to
support her good friend, Serena Williams, in her quest for a record
equalling Grand Slam title. Meghan was in New York to watch Serena
in the Women’s Singles Final at the US Open on Saturday. [getty
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Prince William has given his support to
the first ever national memorial in Britain for members of the
emergency services who have died in the line of duty. The Duke of
Cambridge is joining Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, and former UK
premiers in backing what’s been called…
The Royal Family attend the Braemar Games
7th September 2019
The Queen was joined by her eldest son
and eldest grandson today as she attended the Highland Games held
at Braemar. Prince Charles and Peter Phillips showed their support
for the event which has been a fixture in the royal calendar for
over 170 years. [getty src=”1172957730″ width=”594″ height=”449″
tld=”co.uk”] Queen Victoria began the tradition of attending the
Braemar…
The Royal Central Podcast: changing of the guard?
7th September 2019
This week’s Royal Central Podcast looks
to the future and events coming up for ruling families across
Europe as well as considering the past and some special
commemorations taking place in the next few months. Join Brittani
Barger, Moniek Bloks and Lydia Starbuck for their…
In Diana's footsteps: Harry's poignant tribute to his mum
6th September 2019
The Duke of Sussex will pay a special
tribute to the work of his mother, Diana, during his forthcoming
visit to southern Africa. As part of his tour of Angola, Prince
Harry will walk along the route famously trodden by Diana just
months before her death as she sought to…
New details of the official visit by the
Duke and Duchess of Sussex to Southern Africa have been announced.
Harry and Meghan’s tour will last ten days and will see them
support many of the organisations and causes important to them.
Their son, Archie, will travel with them. The Duke and Duchess of
Sussex are making the trip at the request of the Foreign Office.
Their itinerary starts in South…
The Queen and the Prince of Wales send messages to the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian
6th September 2019
”We fear this message will be woefully
inadequate given the scale of the disaster facing the Bahamas”. The
words of the Prince of Wales in a message to the Prime Minister of
the Bahamas following Hurricane Dorian have an added tragedy now
that the government on the…
Princess Charlotte starts school
5th September 2019
In the end, even the most confident child
finds the first day at school a little daunting and Princess
Charlotte was no exception. As the four year old arrived at Thomas’
School in Battersea for the start of her education there, she
briefly tried to hide behind her mum…
Royal Pictures from History: George VI and War
3rd September 2019
”There may be dark days ahead…but we can
only do the right as we see the right” The words of King George VI,
spoken on this day in 1939, still hold a resonance. They were part
of his historic broadcast made as Britain went to war with Nazi
Germany. His calm and measured speech was beamed around the world
by radio. But one image was released of the king preparing to face
the uncertain…

