British Royals

The Princess Royal visits Household Cavalry after incident which saw frightened horses loose in London

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25th April 2024
The Princess Royal has visited the Household Cavalry at their barracks in Knightsbridge after soldiers and horses incurred injuries in an incident which saw several animals bolting through London. The horses were spooked by building noise and broke free on April 24th. Several soldiers were hurt. Princess Anne, who is Colonel of The Blues and Royals, visited the London barracks the day after…
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Lady Gabriella Windsor moves into Kensington Palace following tragic death of husband

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24th April 2024
Lady Gabriella Windsor has moved into Kensington Palace two months after the tragic death of her husband, Thomas Kingston. The 43-year-old previously shared a house with Mr Kingston in Notting Hill, however, she has now moved back in with her parents, Prince and Princess Michael of Kent. The Prince and Princess live in an apartment in Kensington Palace, and are supporting their daughter at…
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The Duchess of Gloucester: the discreet royal whose long service has been recognised with a special honour by King Charles

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23rd April 2024
The Duchess of Gloucester has been named as a Royal Lady of the Most Noble Order of the Garter by King Charles III. It is a reflection of the ongoing senior role within the Royal Family that the Duchess has. In the announcement, Buckingham Palace noted that Her Royal Highness has links with over dozens of organisations covering a wide range of areas including sport, the arts and health and…
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Meet the royals called Louis

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23rd April 2024
Prince Louis is already a bit of a royal superstar, known for his enjoyment of big events including the Platinum Jubilee where he all but stole the show. However, even before then, he was pulling surprises. When his parents announced they were naming their third child Louis…
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The quiet house, lost to history, where an historic monarch was born

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20th April 2024
Not all kings and queens are born in castles. The tale of the longest reigning Monarch in British history began in a London townhouse. To be precise, No 17, Bruton Street, Mayfair – for that iswhere Elizabeth II was born. In the 1920s this now famous address was the London townhouse of the Earl and Countess of Strathmore. Their residence in the capital had already featured in one…
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