The Duke of Kent has spoken of his
frustration at having to miss royal visits because of the
coronavirus pandemic. His comments came in a special message
recorded for the RNLI in which he praised the organisation for its
tenacity and courage in what he described as ”one of the worst
storms” it has ever faced. The Queen’s cousin, who has been patron
of the rescue service for half a…
Born Katharine Lucy Mary Worsley on 22
February 1933, she would one day become a much-loved member of the
Royal Family, as the Duchess of Kent, but now we take a look at her
life before her marriage to Prince Edward, Duke of Kent. Katharine
is the youngest child and only…
The Duchess of Cornwall admits she's lost all track of time during video call
22nd May 2020
The Duchess of Cornwall admitted to
losing track of time in a video call on Thursday, something a lot
of people can relate to as social distancing and self-isolation
continue to be the new normal of the coronavirus pandemic. In a
chat with author David Walliams about The…
Eyes Down! The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge bring joy to care home as they become bingo callers
22nd May 2020
If you ever once considered the
possibility that The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge would take part
in a Zoom call and announce bingo numbers to nursing home
residents, then this is a story for you! On Wednesday the royal
couple beamed into the Shire Hall Care Home in Cardiff, Wales to
announce bingo numbers for the residents there. It’s the latest in
a series of calls by the couple to show…
The Earl and Countess of Wessex have
released a short video honouring the “unsung” Local Resilience
Forums in Wessex for their work during the pandemic. The video,
which was shared on the Royal Family’s Twitter account Thursday,
was part of a larger…
English novelist Dame Barbara Cartland
was one of the most prolific and commercially successful writers of
the twentieth century, publishing 723 novels before her death on
May 21 2000. Known as the ‘Queen of Romance’, Ms Cartland had a
little-known royal connection to…
Senior government minister witnessed the birth of Princess Alexandra to ensure there was no baby swapping
21st May 2020
In years gone by, it was customary for
the birth of any royal baby to be witnessed by the UK Home
Secretary ensuring the new arrival was genuine. The Queen’s cousin,
Princess Alexandra, was the last royal to have had her birth
witnessed by the by an official political observer in 1936. Sir
John Simon, Her Majesty’s Secretary of State for the Home Office,
was present when Princess Marina…
Princess Alexandra, The Honourable Lady
Ogilvy, has recorded a special video message sending her best
wishes to the Alzheimer’s Society. Her Royal Highness recorded the
message for the 2020 Alzheimer’s Society People Awards which in
ordinary times would have been held…
The Duke of Cambridge has been video
calling Scottish charities this week, when he would have ordinarily
been in Scotland acting as the Lord High Commissioner to the
General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. But due to the COVID-19
pandemic, the General Assembly of the…
The Prince of Wales is calling on
students and furloughed workers to pick fruit and vegetables to
help labour market shortages caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The Prince’s message comes as part of the UK government’s Pick For
Britain campaign. "If we are to harvest British fruit and
vegetables this year, we need an army of people to help."The Prince
of Wales has shared a…
