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King Charles and the Princess of Wales tease Christmas TV treats and a surprise royal appearance

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24th December 2025
The King and the Princess of Wales have teased TV gifts as Christmas Eve dawned. And Kate hinted that one of her children might be involved in what promises to be a festive treat. The Princess of Wales was first off the mark with a festive photo of a piano surrounded by decorations as Christmas Eve got under way closely followed by a video of two sets of hands getting ready to play what she…
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Prince George continues a beloved tradition started by his grandmother Diana

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20th December 2025
Prince George has continued a tradition started by his late grandmother, Diana, Princess of Wales, with a visit to The Passage. The young prince joined his father, Prince William, on Tuesday to help prepare for the homeless charity’s Christmas party in London. A video released by Kensington Palace showed Prince George arriving with his father to help set tables, prepare food, decorate the…
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Prince William takes on major new royal role

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19th December 2025
The Prince of Wales has quietly taken on one of his most significant military roles to date, agreeing to serve as patron of the SAS Regimental Association, the charity that supports serving and former members of Britain’s most secretive special forces unit and their…
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Poignant moment for King Charles as he returns to roots just days after health admission

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19th December 2025
The King was back at the place his own naval career began as he oversaw an important ceremony. King Charles was at Britannia Royal Naval College in Dartmouth in Devon to oversee the Lord High Admiral’s Divisions, the traditional naval parade marking the end of training for over 190 naval cadets. Sailors promoted from the ranks and international cadets also took part in the event. LPhot…
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Why Princess Alexandra was the last royal subjected to Britain's most intrusive tradition

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18th December 2025
From fears of an “imposter prince” to the end of an arcane ritual, the curious history behind Britain’s most intrusive royal tradition For centuries, the arrival of a royal baby was not considered a purely private family matter. Instead, it was an affair of state – one serious enough to require the presence of a Cabinet minister in the delivery room. The practice reached its…
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