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Forty facts about Princess Margaret

On 21 August 1930, one of the most famous royal stories of the 20th century began with the birth of Princess Margaret. The Princess lived an eventful life and died in 2002. On what would have been her 90th birthday, Royal Central rounds ups some of the most fascinating facts about Margaret Rose, sister to The Queen. She was going to be called Ann Margaret, but her grandfather King George V…
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The Duchess of Cornwall shares summer reading list

The Duchess of Cornwall has released her summer reading list to ‘provide a bit of escapism’ to readers. Her reading list includes mysteries, classics and contemporary works, and Camilla said in a statement: “I am delighted to share a few more of my favourite books. At present, it might be ambitious to describe them as ‘beach reads,’ but I very much hope they provide a welcome bit of…
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Tragedy for The Queen as her star horse dies at the races

A great deal of sadness will be felt at Balmoral this evening after The Queen’s horse, Space Walk, suffered a fatal injury at Newbury Racecourse. Space Walk was a four-year-old bay gelding who has provided lots of success for Her Majesty over the years. On Sunday afternoon at Newbury, the horse broke down while running in a competitive handicap race. Trained by William Haggas, Space…
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The Prince of Wales leads tributes on VJ Day anniversary

The Prince of Wales has told World War Two veterans that they are ”respected, thanked and cherished with all our hearts, and for all time”. Prince Charles’ words came as he led tributes on the 75th anniversary of VJ Day. The prince was speaking at a special ceremony at the National Arboretum in Staffordshire, held on the morning of August 15th 2020. He was accompanied by the…
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