Queen Elizabeth II is undoubtedly the most famous monarch in the world and one of the most photographed women of all time. Along with The Prince of Wales, The Duchess of Cornwall, and The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, The Queen is instantly recognisable the world over. Much has been written on The Queen’s father, paternal grandparents and great-grandparents. But far less has been written about…
The Queen missed day one of Royal Ascot but she sent back up. Several senior members of the Royal Family were in attendance as the famous meeting got under way with spectators allowed in for the first time since 2019. There was no carriage procession and the main fashion…
The Duchess of Cornwall spoke about her mother-in-law’s “passion in life,” horse racing, with ITV Racing on Tuesday, the first day of Royal Ascot.
Camilla agreed to sit down with ITV Racing to discuss the Royal Family’s connection to racing, and a snippet of the…
The Queen is told she was ''quite the hit'' during audience with Australian Prime Minister
16th June 2021
Queen Elizabeth II met with Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, discussing her appearance at the G7 Summit last week.
“You were quite the hit. Everyone was talking about you at dinner the next night,” the Prime Minister told her, revealing a conversation at a G7 Summit dinner in a clip released to the media.
“Oh Lord. Were they really?” The Queen…
The Queen’s first runner at the 2021 Royal Meeting finished in a respectable 7th place on Tuesday.
King’s Lynn, ridden by Oisin Murphy and trained by Andrew Balding, showed a good performance in the King’s Stand Stakes, but was outclassed by those in…
The royals are back in town - The Queen is absent, but members of her family flock to a sunny Royal Ascot
15th June 2021
A sense of normality returned to the royal calendar on Tuesday as members of The Royal Family attended the first day of the Royal Meeting at Ascot racecourse.
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall were the most senior royals in attendance, arriving as Ascot just…
Royal Ascot: A history of the Royal Meeting which acts as the highlight of The Queen's summer
15th June 2021
Royal Ascot is a highlight of the royal calendar, and every June, thousands of people including the Royal Family head to the races. It is one of the oldest traditions for the royals, and has carried on throughout the global health crisis. In 2020, the meeting was held without any spectators. For this year’s event, up to 12,000 guests will be allowed to attend each day, as Royal Ascot is taking…
The Queen’s eldest grandchild, Peter Phillips, has had his divorce finalised in the High Court.
Mr Phillips became engaged to Canadian born Autumn Kelly in July 2007, before marrying at St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle the following year
A spokesperson…
On Sunday, US President Joe Biden and First Lady Dr Jill Biden joined The Queen at Windsor Castle to inspect a Guard of Honour and enjoy afternoon tea. Biden is the fifth president The Queen has received at Windsor Castle, and the 13th serving president she has met.
President Biden has invited The Queen to visit the United States of America.
On Sunday evening, the President and First Lady enjoyed tea at Windsor Castle where they discussed a variety of topics.
When asked by reporters if he had invited The Queen to visit the White House, President Biden replied: “Yes.”
The invitation came about after the 95-year-old monarch asked what it…
