The Edinburghs

A touching gift for Prince Edward as he follows in the footsteps of Queen Elizabeth II

The Duke of Edinburgh is currently on an important overseas visit but amidst the diplomacy came a touching moment that linked him to his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II. During his visit to Turkey, Prince Edward, the Duke of Edinburgh is set to meet with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan as the UK and Turkey work to develop trade relations and defence. The rare meeting of a member of the…
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King Charles III

King Charles focuses on "selfless duty" as he thanks Windrush generation for NHS work

While he was not able to attend in person His Majesty King Charles III focused on the “selfless duty” of healthcare workers as he sent a letter to the Who Cares Wins Awards, The awards were run by for The Sun newspaper. His Majesty sent a letter congratulating the winners of this year’s Christina Newbury Award. The award is named in honour of The Sun’s late health…
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British Royals

Which kings are buried at Westminster Abbey?

Founded in 960, Westminster Abbey, or the Collegiate Church of Saint Peter at Westminster, is a mainly Gothic abbey church in the city of Westminster, London. Near the Thames and the Palace of Westminster, it is one of the United Kingdom’s most notable and recognizable…
British Royals

Queen Elizabeth II's Windsor Castle, the perfect life and work balance

From when she was a child to her very last days, Windsor Castle was a constant for Queen Elizabeth II – not only on a professional level but also on a private one. When she was younger, the then-Princess Elizabeth and her family made Royal Lodge, a mansion on the grounds of Windsor Estate, their country home. As her father ascended the throne and Europe went into war during the 1930s…
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Features

The life Princess Margaret lived behind palace walls

Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdown, was the sister of Queen Elizabeth II and perhaps one of the “rebels” of the Royal Family. During the 1950s and 60s, Margaret struggled as the Archbishop of Canterbury refused to allow her to marry a divorced man.
Features

The Waleses and the famous London home they've made their own

From meeting at university to a royal wedding in front of thousands, the world has watched the relationship between the Prince and Princess of Wales from the very beginning. While their personal lives and fashion interest many, there is another aspect of their lives that many find intriguing – their home at Kensington Palace. [getty src=”523272590″ width=”594&#8243…
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