British RoyalsThe Yorks

Sarah, Duchess of York travels to Poland after arranging donations for refugees

After more than a million Ukrainian refugees have been taken in by Poland, Sarah, Duchess of York, has travelled to the country to organise help during the “heartbreaking” situation. Ferguson posted a series of photos on social media on 17 and 18 March detailing her visit to Poland and the work her charity Sarah’s Trust is doing to help refugees from Ukraine. “The…
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British RoyalsQueen Elizabeth II

The day Australia said no to being a Republic

The Queen’s historic reign has seen many milestones, one of which is the Australian Republican Referendum in 1999 that saw the country debate replacing her with an elected head of state. Republicanism has long been debated in Australia, dating back to the early 1900s. At the Australian Constitution Convention in 1998, it was proposed that an amendment be added to the constitution to abolish…
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King Charles III

The Duchess of Cornwall becomes Royal Patron of the National Theatre

The Duchess of Cornwall is the new Royal Patron of the National Theatre. The Duchess has been a long supporter of the arts and is known to like theatre, having an interest in literature, and drama specifically. The patronage is passed on from The Queen who has been associated with the National Theatre since its earliest days at the Old Vic in the 1960s. Her Majesty last visited the theatre with…
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British RoyalsFeatures

The Royal Family and St. Patrick's Day Shamrocks

Cities across the globe paint the town green and get Guinness out to celebrate St Patrick’s Day on 17 March every year. It is a day and time where people sing, dance, and celebrate all things, Irish. This is no exception for the Royal Family, which has carried out the tradition of attending the 1st Battalion Irish Guards’ St. Patrick’s Day Parade every year. At the event…
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