King Charles is facing renewed pressure
to issue a formal apology for the monarchy’s historic involvement
in the transatlantic slave trade, after new research detailed the
extent to which the British crown and Royal Navy profited from and
protected the trade for centuries. According to the Guardian, MPs,
historians and human rights campaigners say expressions of
“personal sorrow”…
This is why King Charles just gave public backing to a Duke of York
29th January 2026
The King has been caught on camera
telling anyone who wants to listen about the merits of a Duke of
York. However, this wasn’t an endorsement for the younger brother
that he recently stripped of that title. Instead, The King was
talking about the benefits of a potato…
The lawyer who rattled Prince Harry in court receives top honour
26th January 2026
The barrister who made history by
cross-examining Prince Harry has been recognised as one of the most
influential figures in the legal profession. Andrew Green KC, of
Blackstone Chambers, has been included in The Lawyer magazine’s Hot
100 2026, which highlights lawyers…
The Crown Estate is preparing to resume
management of a historic park and two car parks lying in adjacent
to Windsor Castle, ending more than eight decades of local
authority control. Home Park in Windsor, together with the King
Edward VII and Romney Lock car parks, has been managed by the Royal
Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead (RBWM) since 1939. However, the
council has said it can no longer…
Duty over distraction: King Charles undertakes busy day of engagement as family drama continues nearby
21st January 2026
King Charles III was pictured back in
London on Wednesday as he resumed official duties following
engagements in Scotland, hosting an event in support of
international conservation efforts at Lancaster House. The
reception, held at the historic venue adjacent to Clarence…
As Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor prepares to
settle into his new home on the King’s Sandringham estate, he may
find that one small but immovable rule awaits him at the door –
cats are not permitted. The former Duke of York is expected to move
shortly from Royal Lodge in…
“A place where laughter comes as naturally as tears” - Queen Camilla's moving words on important anniversary
21st January 2026
The Queen returned to one of her most
cherished patronages on Wednesday as she visited Maggie’s
Cheltenham to mark the charity’s 30th anniversary – and reflected
on the legacy of a woman whose vision transformed cancer care
across Britain. Camilla, who has served as President of Maggie’s
since 2008, was welcomed to the Gloucestershire centre she
officially opened 16 years ago, joining…
Princess Alexandra to become a great grandmother as Royal Family get exciting baby news
19th January 2026
Princess Alexandra is to become a great
grandmother after a royal relation announced exciting baby news.
Alexandra’s granddaughter, Flora Vesterberg, has revealed she is
expecting her first child. She made the announcement on Instagram,
saying ”Delighted to share…
James, Earl of Wessex has an unexpected middle name and it could have been even more unusual
18th January 2026
Royal babies usually get rather royal
names but when the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh welcomed their
son, in 2007, their choices surprised many. And the unusual pick of
Edward and Sophie could have even more unusual origins. The baby
boy born on December 17th 2007 at…
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor looks set to leave Royal Lodge imminently
17th January 2026
Andrew Mountbatten Windsor looks set to
move out of Royal Lodge imminently. The former prince is now
reported to be on the brink of quitting the thirty room residence
on the Windsor estate which has been his home since 2003. Work is
already under way on Marsh Farm on the Sandringham estate which is
now seen as a likely destination for The King’s brother. Andrew is
set to leave Royal…
