Prince & Princess of Wales

The Duchess of Cambridge speaks of the pain of pandemic separations

During a visit to Sybil Strachan Primary School in Nassau, the Duchess of Cambridge got candid about the pain many people have felt when separating from their loved ones during the global health crisis. It has been a little over two years since the coronavirus pandemic began. The Duchess acknowledged the difficulties students across the world faced when learning from home and how it was tough…
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The Queen's reign in Jewels: The Coronation Necklace

Seventy years ago, on February 6 1952, a young Queen Elizabeth II acceded to the British throne. She was crowned on 2 June 1953 at Westminster Abbey in London. And amongst the timeless jewels worn that day, was a necklace that has its own place in history. The Queen wore the Coronation Necklace, a diamond necklace with large collet set diamonds. The necklace was originally created for Victoria…
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The Edinburghs

A Colonel's catch up as the Countess of Wessex visits 5 Rifles

Fresh off a solo trip to New York, the Countess of Wessex attended a military camp in Wiltshire. The 47-year-old visited the headquarters of the British Army 5th Battalion The Rifles in Bulford in her role as Royal Colonel. At the headquarters, the Countess caught up with personnel and their families over the work that has been done over the last six months. The Rifles is an infantry…
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How Princess Margaret made history for the royal family

When The Queen took the throne in 1952 and as the modern world developed, the royal family became a part of a lot of firsts, whether that was meeting with a notable figure, or having an engagement in a new place. And Princess Margaret became the first member of the British Royal Family to visit the country of Belize, then officially known as British Honduras. Margaret was welcomed by students…
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