Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen is spotted taking her security guard for a spin

The Queen was photographed taking her security guard for a drive in her car on Sunday as she took over in the driver seat on the way home from Church. Embed from Getty Images The 91-year-old took the wheel of her green jaguar on her way back from Church at the Royal Chapel of All Saints in Windsor Park. Her Majesty, who is the only person in the UK who is legally able to drive without a…
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British RoyalsPrince & Princess of WalesPrince Philip

Duchess of Cambridge plans to emulate Prince Philip

Following last week’s unprecedented news that the Duke of Edinburgh will retire from his royal duties in the autumn, the Sunday Express is reporting that the Duchess of Cambridge is ready to step into his shoes. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge previously announced in January that they would move back to London this fall when Prince William’s job as a pilot for the East Anglia Air Ambulance…
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The Edinburghs

Countess of Wessex to attend Devon County Show

As the President of the Devon County Agricultural Association, the Countess of Wessex will spend two days taking in the 122nd Devon County Show. The association stages the show, and Show Secretary, Ollie Allen, says the Countess is looking forward to being part of the…
British RoyalsHistoryInsight

Looking Back at the Wedding of Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones

On 6 May 1960, Princess Margaret became the first royal to marry in a televised ceremony when she married photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones in a glittering service at Westminster Abbey. Princess Margaret had been linked to several beaus, most notably her father’s and sister’s former equerry, Peter Townsend. After a tumultuous period of will-they-won’t-they, their relationship ended on 31…
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The Yorks

As patron, Princess Beatrice congratulates Edinburgh Children's Hospital charity on new name

Princess Beatrice of York is the Patron of the Edinburgh Children’s Hospital charity, (ECHC). The hospital associated with the charity has changed its name from the Royal Hospital for Sick Children to The Royal Hospital for Children and Young People to better reflect its services. Currently, the hospital is located in Sciennes; but it will be moving to a new state-of-the-art building early…
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