British Royals

Queen Elizabeth's sweet tribute to Prince Philip also revealed a little known fact about the Duke of Edinburgh

Prince Philip had his very own shade of green and no one outside the Royal Family was really aware of it until after he had died. The colour, called Edinburgh Green, made headlines when Queen Elizabeth II wore it for a memorial service in honour of her husband, held several months after his death. As royalty from around the world arrived at Westminster Abbey for the service, held on March 29…
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Queen Camilla brings along King Charles as her plus one as she launches celebration close to her heart

Queen Camilla brought The King along as her plus one as she started a special celebration that has long been important to her. The Queen was in Cornwall to start the 2026 Big Lunch events and The King came along to join the party. Their Majesties headed to the Eden Project in Cornwall for the celebration – it’s the home of the Big Lunch which is held every year to bring communities…
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Just days left to apply for chance to be at the royal event of the year - here's what you need to know about Trooping the Colour

There are just a few days left to apply for a chance to be at one of the stand out royal events of the year as the ballot for Trooping the Colour is about to shut. Every year, tickets are made available through the ballot for the Sovereign’s Birthday Parade. In 2026, the deadline for entering the ballot is March 27. Applying to enter the ballot doesn’t mean you will get a ticket. A few…
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Nearly half of Britons want The King’s US visit cancelled, new poll finds

A growing share of the British public believes that King Charles III should not travel to the United States for an official visit later this year, according to new polling that reflects unease over the current political climate. Research conducted by YouGov suggests that 46 per cent of adults in Great Britain think the proposed state visit ought to be called off. By contrast, 36 per cent…
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