Royal News

Queen Elizabeth II wanted ''prominent'' role for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor

The late Queen Elizabeth II wanted her second son, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, to be given a prominent role promoting ”national interests”. Papers published by ministers show that the late Queen made it known that she was keen for Andrew to take on the role of trade envoy when her cousin, the Duke of Kent, decided to step back from it. A memo to the then Foreign Secretary, Robin Cook…
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Sweden

King of Sweden celebrates 80th birthday surrounded by royalty

The King of Sweden marked his 80th birthday with a day of celebrations including a glittering gala dinner attended by royalty from around the world. Carl XVI Gustaf welcomed kings, queens, princes and princesses to the royal palace in Stockholm as he marked his milestone birthday. Birthday celebrations had already taken place in the weeks before April 30, the day Sweden’s king turned 80…
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Other

Are Prince Harry and Meghan headed to royal home at Sandringham this summer?

Prince Harry remains keen for his children to spend more time with King Charles III and it’s now reported that Sandringham is being talked about as a possible destination for such a reunion. The Sunday Times reports that a friend of Harry’s is suggesting that an invitation from King Charles to the Sussexes to visit the Norfolk estate would lead to the enhanced security for a trip that the…
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British Royals

Just days left to apply for chance to be at the royal event of the year - here's what you need to know about Trooping the Colour

There are just a few days left to apply for a chance to be at one of the stand out royal events of the year as the ballot for Trooping the Colour is about to shut. Every year, tickets are made available through the ballot for the Sovereign’s Birthday Parade. In 2026, the deadline for entering the ballot is March 27. Applying to enter the ballot doesn’t mean you will get a ticket. A few…
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