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Thomas Kingston, the much loved husband of Lady Gabriella, whose royal wedding was a real Windsor celebration

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27th February 2024
Thomas Kingston, who has died at the age of 45, became a member of the extended Royal Family on his marriage to Lady Gabriella Windsor. The only daughter of Prince and Princess Michael of Kent married the financier in a glittering wedding at St. George’s Chapel in May 2019 with many of the Royal Family on hand to celebrate. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip both attended the wedding…
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British Royals

Prince William misses memorial service for godfather, King Constantine

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27th February 2024
The Prince of Wales has had to miss a memorial service for his godfather, King Constantine. Prince William was set to attend the commemoration at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor but Kensington Palace announced just before it began that he would no longer be able to take part. The Palace said it was for personal reasons. It is understood those reasons won’t impact on future…
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The romantic and unusual royal wedding that brought a modern family one of its most popular members

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22nd February 2024
was a royal wedding that made history and brought the House of Windsor one of its most popular ever members. In June 1961, the Duke of Kent married Katharine Worsley. The new Duchess of Kent would go on to be an instant hit and, alongside her husband, spend decades carrying out engagements on behalf of the Queen. Their wedding day also turned an ancient church into a royal marriage venue for the…
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Royal News

King Charles banknotes set to enter circulation

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21st February 2024
New banknotes featuring the image of King Charles will enter circulation within months. The King will feature on £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes issued from June 5th 2024. Notes bearing the image of Queen Elizabeth II will remain as legal tender and will continue to be used until they are worn and no longer viable. The changeover to money showing King Charles has been phased in as the…
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