The birth registration of Archie
Mountbatten-Windsor, son of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, was
altered soon after it was first completed. The change was agreed to
and made three weeks after the original registration. A copy of the
document, obtained by The Sun, showed that a change was made to the
entry to alter the way the names of both Harry and Meghan are
represented on the registration.
The Duchess of Cambridge chats with parents about homeschooling during the pandemic
29th January 2021
The Duchess of Cambridge earned a few
laughs on her latest video call, mocking her maths skills and
admitting that she finds parenting during the pandemic to be
‘exhausting.’ In a video chat with parents from the Roe Green
Junior School, all of whom are homeschooling…
In the United States of America, no
matter what situation occurs, it is said there is always a tweet
for every occasion when scrolling through former President Trump’s
social media platforms. In the United Kingdom, no matter what
situation occurs, there is usually a…
Behind the scenes Royal Family programme disappears from YouTube after Palace speaks out
28th January 2021
The famous TV programme following the
Royal Family through a year in their lives at the end of the 1960s
has been pulled from YouTube, just moments after it became public
knowledge that Buckingham Palace wanted it removed. The film,
called ‘The Royal Family’, was made by the BBC in 1969 and gave
unprecedented access to life behind palace doors. It was uploaded
to a channel called HM…
The Earl and Countess of Forfar pay digital visit to their Scottish county
28th January 2021
The Earl and Countess of Wessex and
Forfar paid a virtual visit to their Scottish county on Wednesday,
conducting online chats with frontline workers who have been
serving Forfar during the coronavirus pandemic. During their
virtual visit, Edward and Sophie met with NHS…
The Duchess of Cambridge marked Holocaust
Memorial Day on January 27th with a poignant video call with two
Holocaust survivors, Zigi Shipper and Manfred Golberg. The men,
who’d been sent to the Stutthof concentration camp when they were
teenagers, have become lifelong…
Royal Expert warns that 'the barn door cannot now be closed' after banned 1969 documentary resurfaces after 50 years
28th January 2021
A royal expert has warned that there is
no going back for The Royal Family now the infamous banned 1969
documentary has been published on the internet. Historian Marlene
Koenig of Royal Musings says that the film is entirely inoffensive
and innocuous, and she sees no reason for the National Archives not
to remaster the footage and legitimately rerelease the programme.
Mrs Koenig said…
The first photo of American actress
Kristen Stewart as Diana, Princess of Wales has been released for
the upcoming feature film by Pablo Larraín, SPENCER. The film
focuses on one weekend in Diana’s life as she decides to separate
from the Prince of Wales. It is set…
The Queen is spotted carrying Princess Charlotte's doppelgänger in banned 1969 documentary
28th January 2021
he 1969 documentary ‘Royal Family’ which
was deemed to be so intrusive The Queen banned it from public
consumption, has miraculously reappeared 52 years after broadcast.
The full 90 minute documentary was uploaded to a YouTube account
and was swiftly removed, but not…
The Queen calls US Ambassador a 'gorilla' in banned 1969 'Royal Family' documentary
27th January 2021
The Queen jokingly called the United
States of America’s Ambassador to the United Kingdom a ‘gorilla’ in
the banned 1969 documentary ‘Royal Family’. The footage, which has
been locked in the BBC vaults on Her Majesty’s command has
mysteriously reemerged this week, having been uploaded to YouTube.
In total, the film is 90 minutes long and is entirely…
