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Princess Michael of Kent, proud mother of the bride at Lady Gabriella's wedding

It’s a special moment for any mum and as Princess Michael of Kent arrived to see her only daughter, Lady Gabriella Windsor, get married, she looked as if her emotions might get the better of her. Wearing lightest lavender and silver, Princess Michael was clearly relishing every moment as she stepped into St. George’s Chapel, Windsor, as mother of the bride. And if everyone wants to know what…
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The Duke of Edinburgh in good form as he attends the wedding of Lady Gabriella Windsor

It’s his third high profile appearance in less than two weeks and the Duke of Edinburgh seemed on top form as he arrived at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor for the royal wedding of the year. Prince Philip, who celebrates his 98th birthday next month, smiled broadly as he stepped into the church with the Queen for the marriage of Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston. The Duke, wearing…
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The Queen and The Royal Family attend the wedding of Lady Gabriella Windsor

The Queen and members of The Royal Family descended to Windsor Castle on Saturday to attend the wedding of Lady Gabriella Windsor and Thomas Kingston. The 93-year-old monarch arrived at St George’s Chapel by car wearing a coral pink outfit to see her relative tie the knot. The bride’s father, Prince Michael of Kent, is The Queen’s cousin, making Lady Gabriella her first cousin once…
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Emma of Normandy’s remains possibly found in Winchester Cathedral

The remains of Emma of Normandy, who was Queen of England twice in the 11th century, have possibly been found in a mausoleum discovered in Winchester Cathedral. Her great-nephew William the Conqueror invaded England in 1066 and began the Norman rule of England. The names of eight kings, two bishops and that of Emma of Normandy were found on six mortuary chests in the cathedral, and now scientists…
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