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Royal Mews to relocate from Buckingham Palace to Windsor in a major change to royal operations

The Royal Mews is to leave its historic home at Buckingham Palace and relocate to Windsor, marking the most significant change to the monarchy’s transport headquarters in two centuries. According to the Sunday Times, the move, long discussed privately within royal circles, reflects the changing rhythm of royal life. Senior members of the Royal Family now spend considerably less time in…
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Tower Of London closed after incident involving the Crown Jewels

The Tower Of London was closed on Saturday after an incident near the display case containing the Crown Jewels. Four people were arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage. It is understood that food was throw at the display cases containing the Jewels. The popular tourist destination in Central London was closed for a number of hours to allow police to preserve and clean the…
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Guide dog trainers and lunch makers are the stars of State Visit as Queen Camilla brings favourite project to Windsor

The Queen has showcased the power of volunteers to the President of Germany as she put those who help others at the heart of the State Visit. After the pomp and ceremony of the first day of the German visit, the focus was on guide dog trainers and lunch makers as this vital trip continued. State Visits cement the links between the two countries involved and King Charles and Queen Camilla…
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The Princess of Wales wears a tiara usually kept only for queens as she pulls huge jewel surprise at German State Visit

The Princess of Wales has worn a tiara only ever used before by queens as she attended the State Banquet for the President of Germany. Kate pulled a huge jewel surprise by wearing the Circlet tiara that traces its origins back to Queen Victoria. The gem was created in the 1850s with Prince Albert having a large say in its design. Queen Victoria loved it and wore it often but put it to one…
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