His parents called it ‘Arch meets
Archie’. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex took their five month old
son along with them as they met Archbishop Desmond Tutu and his
family on day three of their visit to South Africa. The seventh in
line to the throne looked rather pleased to be hitting the royal
trail, smiling happily as he was carried into a lifetime of regal
duties by his proud…
A special documentary film highlighting
the Prince of Wales’s close relationship to the country will air
this Thursday on ITV Wales. ‘Fifty Years a Prince’ will look back
at Prince Charles’s investiture, which occurred 50 years ago this
year, on 1 July…
The third day of the Duke and Duchess of
Sussex’s visit to Southern Africa will see several differences
unfold. The couple’s diary will officially split and the tour will
move to the second of the four countries on the itinerary. Here’s a
look at what to…
Duchess of Sussex reportedly read Roger McGough's 'The Vow' during Misha Nonoo's wedding
25th September 2019
The Duchess of Sussex was reportedly the
only guest who gave a reading at last Friday’s wedding between her
fashion designer friend, Misha Nonoo, and oil executive Michael
Hess. According to reports in both The Sun and the Daily Mail,
Meghan reportedly read a poem entitled “Vow” by Roger McGough
during the ceremony and was given carte blanche by Nonoo to choose
whatever she’d like for…
Welcome to the first instalment of our
royal tour style recaps as The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visit
Southern Africa. The tour got off to a great fashion start with a
mix of sustainable, local and affordable pieces along with some
designer re-wears. Let’s take a look…
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex spent
another jam-packed day in Cape Town, South Africa. Their day began
at Monwabisi Beach, where they joined a session with Waves for
Change, an organisation that helps to train and support “local surf
mentors to provide mental health…
The Prime Minister has phoned The Queen
from New York following the Supreme Court’s verdict that he
presented Her Majesty with unlawful advice. A Number 10
spokesperson refused to say whether or not Mr Johnson apologised to
the monarch for the embarrassment of the void prorogation of
parliament. Downing Street said: “We never discuss conversations
between the Prime Minister and…
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex see work supported by Archie's special baby shower
24th September 2019
He was safely tucked up in his home from
home but Archie Mountbatten-Windsor still had a starring role on
the second day of his family’s tour of southern Africa. The Duke
and Duchess of Sussex visited one of the charities that received
donations from wellwishers to…
The Duchess of Sussex is one proud mother
(as she should be), and she’s spoken a lot about her bundle of joy
during her first two days in South Africa with husband, the Duke of
Sussex. While enjoying afternoon tea with residents of the Bo Kaap
area of Cape Town…
Sir John Major: “No Prime Minister must ever treat The Monarch in this way again”
24th September 2019
Former Prime Minister Sir John Major has
spoken out for first time since the Supreme Court ruled in his
favour on Tuesday morning that Boris Johnson acted unlawfully in
proroguing Parliament. Sir John, who was Prime Minister from
1993-1997, took the current PM, Mr Johnson, to court over his
decision to prorogue Parliament for five weeks. On Tuesday, the
Supreme Court unanimously found that…
