Features

The historic church that has hosted just two royal weddings

It’s one of the oldest churches in Britain the seat of one of England’s most important clerics yet the famous York Minster is a rare venue for royal weddings. Just two major regal marriages have taken place at this ancient church in almost 1,000 years. The most recent took place six decades ago. On June 8th 1961, the Duke of Kent married Katharine Worsley there in front of royalty…
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Spain

Queen Letizia has to take a seat during traditional royal reception

Queen Letizia of Spain had to take a seat several times during a traditional royal summer reception. Letizia joined her husband, King Felipe VI, and her mother-in-law, Queen Sofia, to meet people from across Mallorca invited to the annual celebration held by the royals during their summer stay on the island. Queen Letizia takes a seat to greet guests during a reception in Mallorca (Casa de…
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Luxembourg

Olympics brings first glimpse (sort of) of Europe's newest royal baby

One of Europe’s newest royal babies has made their public debut but their proud mum and dad were keeping them well under wraps. Victoire, the baby girl who joined Luxembourg’s royal family in May, was brought along to the Paris Olympics by her parents as they joined the Grand Ducal celebrations at the Summer games. She was seen with her parents, Princess Alexandra and Nicolas…
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British Royals

Princess Anne on the legacy of Eric Liddell, the Olympic runner who inspired Chariots of Fire

The Princess Royal has spoken of the importance of being part of a team for those competing at the highest level as she celebrated the life of one of Britain’s most famous Olympians. Princess Anne talked about the role that supporting others plays in sporting success as she marked 100 years since the victory of Scottish runner, Eric Liddell, at the Paris Olympics of 1924. Eric Liddell…
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