Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie
have retained their royal titles even as their father and mother
lose the honours they once held themselves. Beatrice, who is ninth
in line to the throne, and Eugenie, who is twelfth remain HRH and
Princess even as their own public profiles lessen. They’ve held the
distinction since birth. Unlike Edward and Sophie, Andrew and Sarah
chose to follow the…
This is why Queen Elizabeth II had to wait to wear the tiara that the Princess of Wales made famous again
29th July 2026
The Princess of Wales pulled a jewel
suprise when she wore one of the most valuable tiaras in the royal
collection but it’s a mystery gem to most people and for a very
good reason. The gem in question hasn’t been seen in public for
over twenty years and that’s…
Princess Alice, Duchess of Gloucester,
carried an extraordinary burden for the final years of her
husband’s life – choosing never to tell Prince Henry that their
eldest son had died. The deeply personal decision followed the
tragic death of Prince William of…
How to follow in William the Conqueror's footsteps as medieval kings and queens become the royals everyone wants to know
25th July 2026
The arrival of the Bayeux Tapestry in
England for the first time in almost 1000 years has put a different
kind of royalty in the spotlight. This summer is about to get
medieval as the Conqueror, his queen and the crown he won and made
his own are all anyone wants to talk about, Chainmail is all the
rage for clothing and interiors, there are online queues for
tapestry tickets and no autumn party…
There are some names that just scream
royal – George, Edward, Elizabeth, Anne. Kings and queens have a
tendency to keep it in the family when it comes to christening
their offspring and so a certain quota of names have become
associated with royalty. Alphonso isn’t one…
Behind Palace Walls: King Charles has a big job this week but we'll all be more interested in Prince George
19th July 2026
It’s all change for the royals but in the
most subtle of ways. This week sees several big events for the
House of Windsor but the one that’s most likely to catch the public
imagination isn’t King Charles setting a record but rather one of
his heirs reaching a…
The Princess of Wales returned to Centre
Court to present the Ladies’ Singles Trophy following the
conclusion of the Wimbledon final, continuing one of her most
recognisable official duties as Patron of the All England Lawn
Tennis and Croquet Club. The trophy presentation is a longstanding
part of the Championships, with the Princess congratulating both
the champion and the runner-up before the…
A moment of history as the Bayeux Tapestry arrives in England for the first time in 1000 years
10th July 2026
The Bayeux Tapestry has arrived in
England for the first time in almost 1,000 years, marking one of
the most significant cultural loans ever agreed between Britain and
France. The extraordinary 11th-century embroidery, which tells the
story of the Norman Conquest of England…
Prince William back on the polo field with the Princess of Wales joined by this summer's it couple at the glamourous event
10th July 2026
Prince William returned to the polo field
today for one of the royal calendar’s best-known summer charity
events, taking part in the annual DMMI Royal Charity Polo Cup at
Guards Polo Club in Windsor. The Prince of Wales, an experienced
polo player, was making his 15th…
King Charles sees Archie and Lilibet as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex head to Highgrove House
10th July 2026
King Charles has seen his youngest
grandchildren for the first time in four years as the Duke and
Duchess of Sussex brought their family to Highgrove House. Harry
and Meghan, along with Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet, spent
time with The King and Queen at Highgrove. The King last saw
Archie, now 7, and Lilibet, who’s just turned 5, in 2022 when the
Sussex family visited the UK for the…
