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Meet the king and queen who are making monarchy work when other royal families are facing huge criticisms

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25th March 2026
They’re far from well known and considered dull by some and yet, in a world that is suddenly questioning monarchy, they are the ones who are weathering the storm. Ten years ago, they would have been well down the list of sparkling royals and yet now, in 2026, there are plenty of kings and queens who would happily trade places with them. Their latest appearance proves just that point as their…
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The history of Andrew Mountbatten Windsor and the line of succession

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19th March 2026
In recent months, there has been significant public and political pressure for Andrew Mountbatten‑Windsor to be removed from the line of succession. That pressure stems from renewed scrutiny over his past associations with the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and allegations linked to those relationships, which have prompted legal investigations and intense media attention. A…
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How aquamarines became the go to jewel for Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh

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16th March 2026
It’s often seen as the poor relation of the jewellery box but aquamarines, the birth stone of March, have a long royal history and feature in some of the most striking pieces used by queens and princesses right now. The Royal Family has several impressive aquamarine jewels in their vaults including two stunning tiaras and some of the most sentimental brooches in any regal…
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What Happened to the Queen Elizabeth's beloved Corgis?

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4th March 2026
The fate of the late Queen’s beloved corgis has been quietly resolved after weeks of speculation following the Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s departure from Royal Lodge. Sandy and Muick, the last two corgis owned by Queen Elizabeth II, have recently been spotted at Sandringham, indicating that they have followed Mountbatten-Windsor north after his eviction from his Windsor home. In…
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