It was an act that shocked the world and
which is still seen as one of the most tragic royal ends of all. On
17 July 1918, the former Russian Imperial Family was executed by
the new Bolshevik government. Tsar Nicholas II, Tsarina
Alexandra Feodorovna, and their children, Grand Duchess Olga, Grand
Duchess Tatiana, Grand Duchess Maria, Grand Duchess Anastasia, and
Tsarevich Alexei were first…
it’s one of the most important royal
weddings in history and led to the foundation of one of the most
famous dynasties of all. But it began in controversy. In July 1893,
the Duke of York married Princess Mary of Teck at St. James’s
Palace. However, the duke…
The Queen’s Reading Room will be lending
a hand by providing support for a government initiative next
year. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has shared that
2026 will officially be a National Year of Reading in the United
Kingdom. The government- in…
Queen Elizabeth II amassed an impressive
collection of jewellery. She not only had access to the Royal
Collection, but received many pieces as gifts throughout her life
and inherited more from her mother. One of her most interesting
pieces, though, is the Scarab Brooch, a gift from The Duke of
Edinburgh. Also known as the Grima Ruby Brooch, this one-of-a-kind
piece features a central…
The King and Queen were joined by several
other senior royals for the French State Banquet at Windsor Castle.
Both the Princess Royal and the Duchess of Gloucester were on hand
to help support the King, and both women wore long time favourite
tiaras. The Princess…
A future king called George has admitted
to sharing a talent with the last monarch to have that name. Prince
George, who turns 12 in just a few days’ time, has spoken publicly
of his enjoyment of tennis for the first time. The prince, second
in line to the…
The King visits his grandmother's favourite home - stirring memories of The Queen Mother
10th July 2025
King Charles this week paid a poignant
visit to Walmer Castle in Kent – a historic fortress that holds a
special place in royal memory as one of The Queen Mother’s most
beloved retreats. Set along the Kent coastline, Walmer Castle is
best known as the official residence of the Lord Warden of the
Cinque Ports – a ceremonial title once held with great affection by
Queen…
How Prince Philip broke royal protocol at a state banquet to to comfort a wounded woman
8th July 2025
Following the death of Lord Tebbit on
Tuesday at the age of 94, a story has resurfaced highlighting
Prince Philip’s quiet compassion towards the politician’s wife,
Margaret, during one of the most difficult periods of their lives.
In 1984, shortly after the Brighton…
The King has quietly scrapped a long
standing tradition behind the closed walls of Buckingham Palace.
According to the Sunday Times, His Majesty has removed the
long-standing all-white dress code at the private tennis courts of
Buckingham Palace. For decades, the…
She is best remembered by tennis fans for
her graceful presence on Centre Court, a quiet figure in a pale
suit handing out trophies at Wimbledon with a reassuring smile. But
behind the scenes, the Duchess of Kent was much more than a
ceremonial figure. In a remarkable display of kindness and quiet
diplomacy, she once played a key role in reuniting tennis legend
Martina Navratilova with her mother…
