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Behind the scenes of The Tudor Court - The locations of Wolf Hall

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12th February 2015
Although we may be just over halfway through the BBC’s sumptuous television adaption of Hilary Mantel’s Wolf Hall, the reviews and public responses have already hailed it a masterpiece of television, and the viewing numbers from the live broadcasts and online replays have made the series the most popular BBC period drama in ten years. The scale of re-creating Henry VIII’s…
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Businesswoman Kavita Oberoi discusses collecting her OBE at the Palace

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2nd February 2015
Last Friday at Buckingham Palace, The Prince of Wales held an investiture giving out honours to men and women who have changed Britain for the better. Among the recipients was businesswoman and entrepreneur Kavita Oberoi, who was awarded an OBE for her services to entrepreneurship and Start-Up businesses. Ms Oberoi’s drive and commitment to succeed has seen her help countless Start-Up…
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Monarchy Monday: 'Fly, fly away' for Prince William

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26th January 2015
If there was one thing Prince William always knew he would do, it was fly. With one of his first words being ‘plane’ a career in the Royal Air Force just seemed suiting. After becoming a Flying Officer in the RAF, Prince William took an intense four month training course at RAF Cranwell. On 11th April 2008 he received his wings from his father, Prince Charles. Prince Charles also…
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Features

Petition presses for Catholic ceremony for Richard III

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24th January 2015
There has been yet another development in the plans to rebury King Richard III later this year. A recent petition started to have Richard III’s remains taken to a Catholic chapel will soon be handed to church leaders for deliberation. Following the discovery…
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Preview: David Starkey’s Magna Carta

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20th January 2015
In light of the 800th anniversary of the sealing of Magna Carta at Runnymede in June 1215, historian David Starkey looks back at the Great Charter and its prominence in history in this BBC documentary. In this hour-long programme, David Starkey will reveal how the Magna…
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The Royal Association: Duchess of Cambridge- The Art Room

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15th January 2015
Many members of The Royal Family hold a patronage to a bountiful amount of charities close to their heart. The Duchess of Cambridge dedicates herself to patronages and charities focusing on something very important to her, children and families. The Art Room is focused on using art as a creative outlet to help children between the ages of 5-16 who experience behavioural and emotional troubles.
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