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Three-year-old royal placed on crime watch database of 'terrorists and money launderers'

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24th December 2016
An investigation by The Times newspaper has revealed that a three-year-old member of The Royal Family has ben placed on a “blacklist”, which is used by banks in the UK to identify potential terrorists and money launderers. The royal in question is three-year-old Maud Windsor, the daughter of Lord Frederick Windsor & Sophie Winkleman, and granddaughter to Prince and Princess Michael of…
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53 members of Royal Family attend national service of Thanksgiving to celebrate The Queen's life

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10th June 2016
53 members of the Royal Family attended a national service of Thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral on Friday morning to celebrate The Queen’s life as her official 90th birthday gets underway this week. Embed from Getty Images The Queen, who was wearing an…
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The Duke and Duchess of Kent: a brief history

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16th October 2015
In this piece, we take a brief look at The Duke and The Duchess of Kent. Edward George Nicholas Paul Patrick was born in 1935, the first born of Prince George, and Princess Marina, daughter of Prince Nicholas of Greece; this makes The Duke first cousin to both The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh. The Duke of Kent pictured here in 2009. His siblings are Prince Michael of Kent, and Princess…
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Princess Alexandra opens new wing at the 'Queen Vic'

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24th July 2015
On Tuesday, Princess Alexandra paid a visit to the famous Queen Victoria Seamen’s Rest. Affectionately known as ‘Queen Vic’, she opened the building’s newest expansion – the Simco Wing, added in time for the Queen Vic’s 175th anniversary. Princess Alexandra pictured here 11th September 2014. The Simco Wing cost £1.2 million to construct, and is named after the…
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The Duke of Kent receives Dresden Peace Prize

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13th February 2015
On February 14, 2015 The Duke of Kent received the Dresden Peace Prize for his work spanning many decades in the reconciliation of Great Britain and Germany. This comes of the 70th anniversary of British and American air raids on Dresden. Embed from Getty Images Each year the Dresden Prize is awarded to one deserving individual. Friend of Dresden Deutschland and the British Embassy in Berlin…
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