British RoyalsPrincess Anne and Family

Keeping up with Anne: the Princess Royal's week

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16th February 2019
This week hasn’t just been (yet another) busy one for the Princess Royal. Amidst a string of engagements that took her across the UK, Anne also gave us the regal fashion statement of the week by turning up to an evening event in a bowtie. Forget the increasingly pointless arguments about whether royal women can show their shoulders/ knees/ ankles or whichever Victorian revival of non…
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Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen makes top secret visit to GCHQ - the UK’s Intelligence, Security and Cyber Agency

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14th February 2019
The Queen has visited the UK’s Intelligence, Security and Cyber Agency – GCHQ – to mark the centenary of the organisation.Her Majesty made an unannounced visit to Watergate House – a formerly top secret location – on Thursday morning. During the visit, The Queen encountered two generations of women in the world of cybersecurity, meeting Ruth Bourne, a Bletchley Park…
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King Charles III

Camilla’s moving words for her mum

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14th February 2019
The Duchess of Cornwall spoke movingly yesterday about her beloved mother, Rosalind Shand, while she spoke at the official launch of the Royal Osteoporosis Society at the Science Museum and unveiled its new logo. Her Royal Highness said she wished her mother, who died from osteoporosis in 1994, could be here today to see the progress being made against the disease. “It’s just incredible…
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Sarah, Duchess of York launches 'Schools for Tomorrow' campaign in Sierra Leone

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13th February 2019
“There are 121 million children around the world who should be in school but don’t have the chance – that breaks my heart and I can’t and won’t sit back and do nothing about it,” said Sarah, Duchess of York. In an effort to combat this statistic, the duchess travelled to Sierra Leone with her charity Street Child to launch the Schools for Tomorrow Campaign. The new initiative…
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