History

The Controversial King: The Rise of George IV

On 29 January 1820, George IV ascended the throne to become the King of Great Britain. The oldest child of King George III and Queen Charlotte, George IV is remembered for his role as Regent and style setter rather than his reign as King.  George IV’s lasting legacy was the Regency period, as the Regent in question. The Regency is known for a flourishing of arts and literature, the…
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InterviewsRomania

EXCLUSIVE: Interview with Margareta, Custodian of the Romanian Crown

On Saturday, in the Romanian capital of Bucharest, celebrations took place to mark 30 years since the return of the Royal Family following the collapse of the communist regime. Her Majesty Margareta, Custodian of the Crown of Romania, took time for an exclusive interview with Oskar Aanmoen, Royal Central’s Senior Europe Correspondent. The two talked together about Her Majesty’s…
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Features

Titles and styles: How to address Harry & Meghan

With a deal now in place for The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, it was announced in quite a confusing statement that “The Sussexes will not use their HRH titles as they are no longer working members of the Royal Family.” Unfortunately, “HRH titles” is…
British RoyalsFeaturesThe Sussexes

Opinion: Harry and Meghan's deal still leaves questions to be answered

Royal Central reporter, Gabriel Aquino, has shared his opinion on the Sussex announcement and decision. To make it clear: whether or not the Duke and Duchess of Sussex should step back as ‘senior’ royals is completely up to them, and I hope they made the decision that will better suit their lives in the long run. However, there are some doubtful points in their statements that I…
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Features

Sandringham looks to the future after historic summit

The eyes of the world were on Sandringham on Monday for a historic summit which would decide the future of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after the announcement they wanted to “step back” from being “senior royals”. The meeting between The Queen, Prince Charles…
Features

Elizabeth II will go down in history as 'Elizabeth The Great'

There is no doubt that Elizabeth II’s reign will go down in history as one of the most successful and popular in British history. Through Her Majesty’s dedication to this country and to the Commonwealth, she has worked to help redefine what Monarchy is and how, even in the 21st century, it is right for the UK. Elizabeth II has, by modern constitutional standards, been a bastion of correct…
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