The tiara worn by the Duchess of
Cambridge on her wedding day to Prince William is to go on display
in Paris as part of an exhibition celebrating its designer Cartier.
The stunning tiara, which Kate dazzled in on her big day in April
2011, will form part of the biggest ever display of Cartier’s
creations at the Grand Palais in the French capital, including
Princess Grace of Monaco’s sparkling…
Prince Charles set to represent Queen at Nelson Mandela's funeral
8th December 2013
The Queen will be represented by Prince
Charles at the funeral of Nelson Mandela in South Africa, a Royal
Central source says. It is reported that Her Majesty made the
decision not to fly to South Africa, so will instead pay a tribute
to the former South African President at…
The Duchess of Cambridge was moved to
tears after it was announced Nelson Mandela had died on Thursday
evening. New mum Kate, who was attending the premiere of ‘Mandela:
Long Walk To Freedom’ with husband Prince William, became emotional
after being informed of the…
The Duke of Rothesay has visited the pub
where a helicopter crashed a week ago killing nine people. On
Friday, The Duke of Rothesay (as the Prince of Wales in known in
Scotland) visited the pub where a helicopter crashed a week ago,
taking the lives of nine people. He visited the Clutha Bar in
Glasgow and met with a group of survivors who came back to the site
of the horrific crash. “The Duke of…
Prince Harry South Pole challenge race suspended over safety fears
7th December 2013
The race element of the South Pole
Challenge which Prince Harry is currently a part of has been
suspended due to safety concerns, the director of the challenge has
said. Ed Parker, the challenge’s director, said: “We always knew
that this wasn’t going to be easy, but…
The Queen has been named as the Owner of
the Year by the Racehorse Owners Association, awarded in
recognition of her success in the Gold Cup at Royal Ascot earlier
this year. The Queen has won two awards at the annual ROA Awards.
The award was also given to Her Majesty in…
Royal Family lead tributes to 'leader and great man' Nelson Mandela
6th December 2013
The British Royal Family have spoke of
their sadness at the death of Nelson Mandela, who died at the age
of 95 at his home in South Africa on Thursday evening. Her Majesty
The Queen explained she was “deeply saddened” to learn of the
former South African president’s passing. A statement from
Buckingham Palace read: “The Queen was deeply saddened to
learn of the death of Nelson Mandela…
William and Kate learn of Nelson Mandela's death during premiere of film about his life
5th December 2013
This evening, the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge were present at the premiere of the film Mandela: Long
Walk to Freedom when the announcement that the former South African
President had died was made to the world. Prince William made a
short off-the-cuff speech to the media…
Whilst attending the Disasters Emergency
Committee (DEC) 50th Anniversary on Wednesday, The Prince of Wales
will make a donation to the DEC to further aid the work in the
Philippines after the tragedy of Typhoon Haiyan. During the
reception held at Lancaster House, The…
On Monday, 9 December The Duchess of
Cornwall as Royal Colonel will issue Operational Service Medals to
the 4th Battalion, The Rifles at the Ward Barracks, Bulford,
Wiltshire. The 4th Battalion retuned from Afghanistan after a six
month deployment. In 2007, The Duchess became the Royal Colonel of
4th Battalion, The Rifles. Prior to 2007, they were known as 2nd
Battalion, The Royal Green…
