The Sussexes

Sussexes launch Archewell foundation website

Six months after the Duke and Duchess of Sussex announced the Archewell foundation, the foundation took a big step forward by launching its website. Archewell.com went live Wednesday morning featuring a simple beige background with contact information and an email newsletter form. In the centre of the homepage is the definition for the word “arche” – a Greek word meaning…
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British RoyalsCoronavirusPrince & Princess of Wales

The Duke of Cambridge joins discussions about impact of Tier 3 coronavirus restrictions on Liverpool

The Duke of Cambridge has hosted a video call with leaders of the entertainment and events sector in Liverpool to hear how the pandemic has affected their business as the city adapts to living under the toughest coronavirus restrictions in England. William spoke with Natalie Haywood who runs Leaf on Bold Street, an independent tea shop and bar, as well as wedding and event services, and star…
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FeaturesInsightQueen Elizabeth II

New portrait of The Queen underlines her devotion to her father, King George VI

A new official Canadian portrait of the Queen has been unveiled. Taken at Windsor Castle in March 2019 by photographer Chris Jackson, it shows Her Majesty wearing her Canadian insignia, as Sovereign of the Order of Canada and the Order of Military Merit. However, this striking official image of the Queen also has a very personal touch to it including a special tribute from daughter to father.
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The Edinburghs

Why are Prince Edward’s children not titled as Prince and Princess?

In the UK there are very specific rules regarding who is entitled to be a Prince or Princess. Most of these rules come from Letters Patent issued in 1917 by King George V, in which the King accords the Princely title to all children of the Sovereign, to the Sovereign’s male-line grandchildren and to the eldest living of the Prince of Wales’s eldest son. However, when the Law of Succession…
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