Queen Elizabeth II

Russia launches extraordinary attack on The Queen claiming Sergei Skripal's cat was killed in her name

Russian State TV has launched an extraordinary attack on The Queen, claiming that the 91-year-old Monarch is responsible for the death of a former Russian spy’s cat. In an evening news bulletin, it was stated that the cat, who was called Nash von Drake, was “caught, killed and cremated” in the name of The Queen. The newsreader added that the cat’s “execution&#8221…
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British RoyalsThe Sussexes

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attend Invictus trials

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended the British Invictus trials yesterday in Bath. The trials took place at the University of Bath Sports Training Village. Harry and Meghan met some of the 400 military personnel trying for one of the 72 spots on the UK team for this year’s competitions. Kensington Palace said that 45% of those participating in the trials yesterday had not “applied…
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British Royals

23,500 items to be put online to show Prince Albert’s influence on the Victorian Age

A new three-year digitisation project will see some 23,500 items from the Royal Collection, Royal Archives and Royal Commission be published online. The project directors hope it will shed new light on the role and influence of Prince Albert, Prince Consort, on life and society during the reign of his wife, Queen Victoria. The first lot of items will be published in the summer of 2019 to mark the…
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King Charles III

Australian Radio Show asks Prince Charles to confirm rumours of his travel habits

While in Australia, Prince Charles was bombarded with an off-hand question about rumours circulating about his travel habits. Rebel Prince: The Power, Passion And Defiance Of Prince Charles was published recently and claims the heir to the British throne travels with “his orthopaedic bed, personal toilet seat, Kleenex Premium Comfort toilet paper, fresh linen a chest of drawers and two…
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