British Royals

The Princess of Wales says she is ''blown away'' by support during cancer treatment

The Princess of Wales has said she is ‘’blown away’’ by the good wishes she has received as she continues treatment for cancer.Her Royal Highness also said the kind messages she has had have helped her through ‘’some of the harder times’’.In a moving statement, issued as it was confirmed that The Princess will be able to attend Trooping the Colour, Catherine added…
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The Edinburghs

The Duchess of Edinburgh is coming up roses

The Duchess of Edinburgh was at the 117th Windsor Flower Show this weekend to open the festivities.The Duchess spent the morning at Windsor Great Park to visit the Flower Show; Alan Titchmarsh, the Honorary President of the Royal Windsor Rose and Horticultural Society, and Mary Berry were her guides as they explored the different floral and gardening displays, as well as local baking and…
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British Royals

How The Queen reacted to Diana and Sarah's 'arrest'

One wouldn’t expect amusement when one’s told that two members of the British Royal Family have been arrested, but according to Sarah, Duchess of York, that’s exactly what happened in 1986.The former royal shared the story of hers and Diana, Princess of Wales’s…
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Prince William at society wedding of the year

While The Prince of Wales was in France this week for D-Day commemorations, he returned back in time for his friend’s wedding, one of the society events of the year. The heir to the throne was in Chester to attend the Duke of Westminster’s wedding and to play a crucial role. [getty src=”2155785174″ width=”409″ height=”594&#8243…
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Queen Elizabeth II

The simple tomb of an historic queen

The Emperor and Empress of Japan will be in the United Kingdom for a state visit at the end of June. As part of their visit, they will be visiting the late Queen Elizabeth II’ss tomb at Windsor. What does the tomb of the longest reigning monarch in British history look…
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''On behalf of the free world - thank you'': the stirring words of Queen Elizabeth II as she remembered D-Day

Queen Elizabeth II always paid care and duty to the veterans of the Second World War, having grown up during the conflict and served herself as a mechanic with the Auxiliary Territorial Service.Fifty years on from the successful D-Day Landings at Omaha Beach in Normandy, Her Late Majesty helped lead tributes to the veterans of this pivotal wartime operation in 1994, accompanied by world…
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