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Lady Amelia Windsor appointed Contributing Fashion Editor at Tatler Magazine

Lady Amelia Windsor has been appointed to the role of Contributing Fashion Editor at the society & fashion magazine, Tatler. The 22-year-old, who is the granddaughter of the Duke and Duchess of Kent, has been featured in the magazine many times in the past and has now been given her own editorial position. The 37th-in-line to the throne will be tasked with producing fashion content for…
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"Call me Mrs Kent" - the inspiring secret life of the Duchess of Kent

The Duchess of Kent is perhaps one of the least known members of The Royal Family, but despite this, she has consistently remained a firm favourite for royal watchers around the globe. She has been suffering from ill health in recent years meaning her public appearances are becoming more scarce, but her story as a member of The Royal Family is an inspiring one, and for many years, she lived a…
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Prince Charles' and Prince William's help revealed by Lady Sophie Windsor after car accident

Lady Sophie Windsor is opening up about the traumatic car accident she was in last November in an interview with Hello! “I just remember a massive great thwack and then lots of hot blood all over me,” she said. “I recall heat; I had broken my back and ruptured my abdomen so my belly was torn apart and basically in my lap. I could feel my backbones jiggling around and I thought ‘I really…
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Who was in the Royal Box for The Queen's birthday concert?

Thousands of people attended The Queen’s birthday concert at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday, with millions more tuning in from around the world. But the best seats in the house were reserved for members of one particular family. Here we take a look at who was sat in…
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All of the Royals who live at St James's Palace

Of all the current Royal Palaces, St James’s is the most senior and all foreign ambassadors to this country are still referred to as being appointed to the Court of St James’. This is perhaps ironic, as the palace was constructed in the 1530’s by King Henry VIII, as somewhere to escape from the rigid court life of the Palace of Whitehall. It was built on the site of a leper hospital…
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