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This is why the Princess of Wales has been stirring the pot while Prince William speaks out on power of pubs

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12th March 2026
The Princess of Wales has scaled the heights to make sure London drinkers get the perfect pint. Kate climbed a ladder to stir a vat of ale as she and Prince William visited areas along the Thames to celebrate the power of the community. As they visited some of the breweries making up the celebrated Bermondsey Beer Mile, the Princess tackled the steps up to the top of a brewing vessel and…
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Just announced: rare chance to see royal history up close

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2nd March 2026
A rare chance to see an historic royal outfit up close has just been announced. The royal christening gown worn by kings, queens, princes and princesses for almost 200 years will be put on show in London later this year. It’s believed to be the first public exhibition for the historic outfit. It’s part of an exhibition marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of Queen Elizabeth…
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Plans to take Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor out of the line of succession move forward

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23rd February 2026
The prospect of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor being removed from the line of succession has taken a step forward as the Prime Minister of Australia gave his backing to the idea. Over the weekend, it was reported that the government in London is looking to take the former prince out of the line to the throne. It’s suggested that this could take place after the police investigation into Andrew…
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Politician calls for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to remove himself from the Line of Succession

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20th February 2026
A politician has called on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to remove himself from the line of succession. Andrew Bowie, who is shadow Scotland Secretary, said it was time for the former prince to give up any claim to the throne. Speaking to GB News, the Conservative politician said ”I think it would be the decent thing.” The call came the day after Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor was…
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