The Queen has been named as one of the most admired people in the world in a new poll. The YouGov research also shows that Elizabeth II makes the top twenty most respected women in every country where the survey took place.
The overall poll lists the top twenty most admired men and top twenty most admired women and contains just one royal among all forty candidates. The Queen is the fourth most…
It was one of the most anticipated, watched and lauded moments of the 20th century but an invitation to Buckingham Palace to send a congratulatory text marking the first Moon landing was labelled a gimmick by courtiers. Documents just released by the National Archives reveal…
Yesterday, on her 72nd birthday, the Duchess of Cornwall helped commemorate the golden anniversary of The Donkey Sanctuary.
Camilla was welcomed on arrival by Sidmouth Primary School students from the fifth and sixth years, as well as The Donkey Sanctuary’s CEO, Mike Baker…
Duke and Duchess of Sussex's foundation name revealed
18th July 2019
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s new foundation’s name has been revealed: Sussex Royal The Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Sussex. It will be known as Sussex Royal, Emily Andrews exclusively revealed.
The foundation was incorporated under the Companies Act of 2006 as a private company. It was registered on 1 July 2019 and has the company number 12077679.
Besides the Duke and…
We don’t always get photos to mark royal birthdays but as the Duchess of Cornwall turns 72, official royal social media accounts are sharing snaps and happy messages to mark the big day.
Clarence House got the ball rolling with a sunny snap of Camilla, accompanied by a…
Princess Anne's mourning for her mother-in-law
16th July 2019
There was a poignant tinge to recent engagements carried out by the Princess Royal. As Anne visited Yorkshire on Monday she was dressed in black, a reminder that the princess is in mourning for her mother-in-law who died earlier this month.
Sir Tim Laurence’s mother…
"All up' - Queen's swans checked in 800-year-old census
16th July 2019
A royal tradition dating back to the 12th century is being carried out this week as the annual Swan Upping takes place on the River Thames.
For the past 800 years, the swan population along the Thames has been checked and measured – first as a ceremony, but now as a matter of conservation. The Swan Upping started when the Royal Family claimed ownership of the mute swans along the river.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex attended the London premiere of Disney’s upcoming The Lion King on Sunday evening, meeting Hollywood royalty – including Beyoncé and Jay-Z – and teasing a new conservation initiative.
Prince Harry was slated to attend the premiere since…
Prince of Wales says next 18 months critical for humanity when dealing with rapid climate change and biodiversity loss
15th July 2019
The Prince of Wales warned late last week that the next 18 months would be crucial to the survival of humanity with the rise of global warming.
Prince Charles made the remarks at a reception in his London residence, Clarence House, for Commonwealth Foreign Ministers, where…
Did Camilla's cake help England win the Cricket World Cup?
14th July 2019
There’s no official word on whether she baked it herself. However, as England’s cricketers took part in a nail biting final in a World Cup on home soil, the Duchess of Cornwall had afternoon tea well and truly sorted. Those taking part in this instant classic of a match became the proud recipients of a rather spectacular cake sent to them by none other than Camilla herself.
The baked…