British RoyalsState & Ceremonial

Arise Sir Ken Dodd! Veteran comedian receives his knighthood

Arise Sir Ken Dodd! Ken Dodd, the 89-year-old comedian, was given the honour by the Duke of Cambridge at Buckingham Palace for his services to entertainment in a career that has lasted over 60 years and for his charity work. His skills as a comedian have created a long lasting career with both radio and television shows, as well as a recording career. His most well-known song…
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Palaces & BuildingsThe Yorks

Former royal residence demolished

When Prince Andrew, Duke of York, married Sarah Ferguson in 1986, The Queen gifted them with a £15 million 12-bedroom mansion she had built for them. Their marriage only lasted ten years; now after two years of demolition, their love nest and former home has been torn down to make way for another more elegant, extravagant home. Now all that remains of Sunninghill Park in Berkshire is a muddy…
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British RoyalsKing Charles III

Feud Season 2: The War of the Waleses

Ryan Murphy’s new anthology series Feud hasn’t even debuted its first season yet, and already the FX Network has greenlit a second season – the feud between Prince Charles and the late Diana, Princess of Wales. The War of the Waleses is set to be the storyline for…
British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

Duchess of Cambridge regrets not bringing Prince George to Ronald McDonald House

The Duchess of Cambridge officially opened the new Ronald McDonald Evelina House at the Evelina London Children’s Hospital Tuesday. While there, the Duchess met with several of the children and families who stay at the 59-bedroom house meant to accommodate families of children in long-term care at the hospital. When asked by one of the youngsters, James, whose newborn brother is in intensive…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Duke of Cambridge launches awards scheme

The Duke of Cambridge is the patron of SkillsForce; today, he launched the SkillsForce Prince William Award during a visit to Llanfoist Fawr Primary School in Abergavenny. According to Headteacher, Jon Murphy, the children could hardly contain their excitement at meeting the…
The Sussexes

Prince Harry asked to fill £200,000 gap for mental health charity

Prince Harry has been asked to fill a military counselling charity’s £200,000 funding gap as it appears the NHS and Ministry of Defence are going to drop its funding contracts with the charity. The Big White Wall offers therapy to veterans and their families in helping them cope with many issues related to military service including anxiety, depression, stress, alcoholism and the…
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