It is one of the shortest yet most
significant ceremonies in British public life. Lasting only a
matter of minutes, the audience between the Monarch and an incoming
Prime Minister marks the peaceful transfer of political power at
the very heart of the constitution. Although the cameras capture
the arrivals and departures at Buckingham Palace, what happens
behind the Palace’s famous gates…
Behind Palace Walls: King Charles has a big job this week but we'll all be more interested in Prince George
19th July 2026
It’s all change for the royals but in the
most subtle of ways. This week sees several big events for the
House of Windsor but the one that’s most likely to catch the public
imagination isn’t King Charles setting a record but rather one of
his heirs reaching…
The Queen is celebrating her 79th
birthday and thousands of people are getting gifts to mark the
special day. Queen Camilla is making sure every child in Year 6 or
P6 across the UK gets a copy of the book ‘Impossible Creatures’ by
Katherine Rundell. The…
Prince William says he's 'gutted' as England loses to Argentina in World Cup semi-finals
16th July 2026
England’s hopes of a World Cup victory
ended Wednesday evening as Argentina scored an overtime goal and
ran out the clock 2-1, and back home, the Prince of Wales shared
his sadness and pride in the Three Lions. “Gutted,” William wrote
on the Kensington Palace social media accounts. Gutted. England,
you gave it everything and we are all so proud of you.Thank you to
everyone on and off…
The Prince of Wales has meet Britain’s
newest sports hero as he visited Wimbledon 2026 for the first time.
Prince William chatted with Arthur Fery, the British wild card
whose sparkling run all the way to the semi finals became the
talking point of this year’s…
The Princess of Wales returned to Centre
Court to present the Ladies’ Singles Trophy following the
conclusion of the Wimbledon final, continuing one of her most
recognisable official duties as Patron of the All England Lawn
Tennis and Croquet Club. The trophy…
Prince William back on the polo field with the Princess of Wales joined by this summer's it couple at the glamourous event
10th July 2026
Prince William returned to the polo field
today for one of the royal calendar’s best-known summer charity
events, taking part in the annual DMMI Royal Charity Polo Cup at
Guards Polo Club in Windsor. The Prince of Wales, an experienced
polo player, was making his 15th appearance in the prestigious
fundraising match, which has become an important fixture supporting
charities close to both his…
Excitement builds as King Charles could finally achieve what his mother last managed 48 years ago
10th July 2026
The King and Queen could be on course for
a first St Leger victory since Queen Elizabeth II’s famous triumph
with Dunfermline after Point Of Law enhanced his Classic
credentials with an impressive success at Newmarket. The John and
Thady Gosden-trained colt, owned…
Queen Camilla gives standing ovation to Wimbledon star Arthur Fery after famous win on Centre Court
8th July 2026
Queen Camilla gave Britain’s new tennis
star, Arthur Fery, a standing ovation as he secured a famous win on
Centre Court. The Queen watched as Fery, a wildcard entrant to the
world famous tournament, pulled off a shock three set victory over
Italian Grand Slam…
King Charles to use one of his oldest and least-known titles for the first time next week
8th July 2026
King Charles III will use one of his
oldest and least-known titles for the first time next week when he
makes his inaugural visit to the Isle of Man as monarch. During the
visit on 14 July, The King will appear in his constitutional role
as Lord of Mann, the historic title held by the Sovereign as Head
of State of the Isle of Man. The title dates back centuries and has
been used by the…
