King Charles III

Why does Prince Charles think 'God Save The Queen' is politically incorrect?

The Prince of Wales is of the opinion that certain aspects of the National Anthem of the United Kingdom are politically incorrect. During The Queen’s Golden Jubilee celebrations in 2002, Prince Charles reflected on his mother’s reign by delivering a speech. In his message, the Prince said: “Your Majesty, we are all deeply grateful to you and, in the words of the non-politically-correct…
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CoronavirusQueen Elizabeth II

How The Queen could turn out to be a saviour in the battle against coronavirus

The battle against the coronavirus could have an unlikely saviour in the form of the 93-year-old monarch. When asked how people can take measures to protect themselves from the contagious disease, The Queen could be part of the solution. Senior British Cabinet Ministers are advising people to wash their hands while singing ‘God Save The Queen’ – the national anthem of the United…
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British RoyalsReviews

Review: At Home with Diana

Deb Stratas has written her fourth book featuring Diana, Princess of Wales. This one, At Home with Diana, tells Diana’s story through the windows of her homes and residences. The book goes from her birth to her death in homes such as Park House, Althorp, Kensington Palace and Highgrove. We see how she lived her life in each home and how they shaped her into who she became. It begins, of…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Political uncertainty hanging over the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's visit to Ireland

As Kensington Palace reveals where the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will head to during their three day official visit to the Republic of Ireland next week, one question remains. With the royal visitors expected to meet leading politicians during their stay, who will be the Taoiseach that welcomes William and Kate to Dublin? The Cambridges are due to touch down in the Irish capital on March…
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