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How aquamarines became the go to jewel for Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh

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 collection. A…
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What Happened to the Queen Elizabeth's beloved Corgis?

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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This one photo has now become a defining image of the Royal Family in the 21st century

A photo taken through a windscreen, the focus of it a man whose eyes are turned red by the flash – it’s hardly portraiture but this will be one of the defining images of the Royal Family in the 21st century. Around 7pm, on the evening of February 19 2026, a photographer waiting outside a police detention centre in Norfolk. got the image the whole world was waiting to see. Eleven hours after…
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What is misconduct in public office, and what is the sentence if convicted?

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office. The former prince was detained at Wood Farm on the Sandringham Estate on Thursday morning. He has not been charged and has previously denied wrongdoing. Misconduct in public office is a common law offence triable in the Crown Court and carries a maximum sentence of life imprisonment. Legal…
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