Features

This dazzling tiara has only ever been worn by Elizabeth II but is Queen Camilla about to change its story?

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25th October 2026
The Aquamarine Parure began as a coronation gift and has morphed into a jewelled legacy between a Monarch and the people of Brazil who contributed, over a period of 15 years, to one of Queen Elizabeth II’s most fashionable and complete parures. And now that set of sparkling gems is in the care of Queen Camilla. However, while Her Majesty has already worn several of the tiaras that are used…
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Opinion

Can an unelected Prince really overrule an elected parliament in 2026? The answer will surprise you

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23rd October 2026
Prince Alois of Liechtenstein has blocked abortion law reform despite parliamentary approval and a public campaign for change. It may be lawful but, I have to say, for me that does not make it democratically defensible. What is the point of a parliament if one unelected individual can prevent its decisions from becoming law? That is the question Liechtenstein must now confront after…
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Features

Rare appearance for special jewel as the Princess of Wales picks historic gem for major event

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20th October 2026
The Princess of Wales has chosen an historic gem with an intriguing story for an appearance at major royal event. As Kate joined Prince William to welcome the Sultan of Oman to the UK on a State Visit, she choses an eye catching jewel in an unusual setting. The Prince and Princess of Wales had the important job of welcoming His Majesty Sultan Haitham bin Tarik at the very start of the State…
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Features

OPINION: Harry and Meghan are building a shadow royal family - and it’s about time someone asked why

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15th October 2026
There was a time when a royal visit meant something. It came with a purpose, an official framework and a clear understanding of who was representing the Crown. Then there is Harry and Meghan in Nottingham. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex swept into the city on Thursday, greeted by wellwishers and bouquets of flowers They visited community organisations, met young people and worked their way…
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