Prince & Princess of Wales

Bob Marley and the Duke: Prince William's many references to the reggae star during his visit to Jamaica

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25th March 2022
As the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge travel on their first royal tour of the Caribbean, their itinerary has taken them to Trench Town, Kingston – the birthplace of reggae music. The Duke and Duchess headed to the Trench Town Culture Yard Museum, the former home of reggae legend Bob Marley. There, they joined in on some live music and even took their own try at playing the drums. As they…
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Milestones of a Monarch: The Queen's first televised Christmas Message

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25th March 2022
“Twenty-five years ago my grandfather broadcast the first of these Christmas messages. Today is another landmark because television has made it possible for many of you to see me in your homes on Christmas Day.” The Queen uttered these words on Christmas Day 1957 during her first televised Christmas Message, broadcast live from the Long Library at the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk. In…
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The Queen marks another 70th anniversary

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25th March 2022
The Queen has celebrated the 70th anniversary of a company that holds all three Royal warrants. Her Majesty viewed a selection of items by Halcyon Days in a special showing in the White Drawing Room at Windsor Castle. The firm was set up to revive the craft of…
King Charles III

Camilla meets champion racehorse Honeysuckle on her visit to Ireland 

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24th March 2022
The Duchess of Cornwall was introduced to one of the world’s most talented racehorses, Honeysuckle, during her visit to Ireland on Thursday. Her Royal Highness arrived at the yard of County Waterford trainer Henry De Bromhead in a bask of glorious weather. When she entered the main yard she was introduced to Rachael Blackmore – one of racing’s leading jockeys. In the past twelve…
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The Queen at the State Opening of Parliament

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24th March 2022
The Queen’s historic reign has seen many changes but some things remain constant. Among them is the traditional ceremony which allows Britain’s politicians to get down to business: the State Opening of Parliament. All laws are passed in The Queen’s name and require Royal Assent, although this is always a formality and hasn’t been refused since 1707. Real power rests with…
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