Queen Elizabeth II

Man fined for offensive tweets about The Queen's death

A 56-year-old man has been found guilty of posting threatening messages about The Queen on Twitter. He has now been fined £500 for the offence. The 56-year-old man was named as Alastair Dow from Aberdeen, Scotland. Alastair Dow’s home in Aberdeen was raided by police after intelligence officers saw the posts made during the Commonwealth Games in 2014. Shortly after these tweets were…
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British RoyalsKing Charles III

Duchess of Cornwall to host street party to honour murdered MP Jo Cox

As part of a new community initiative, which has been launched by the Duchess of Cornwall and chef Jamie Oliver, a series of street parties, bake-offs and picnics will be held across the UK in honour of murdered Labour MP Jo Cox. Called the ‘Great Get Together’, the gatherings will be held on the weekend of 17-18 June 2017 and are designed to unite friends, family and neighbours in what will…
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British RoyalsPrince & Princess of WalesThe Sussexes

Tiny handprints of little princes mark iconic dress of Diana, Princess of Wales

An exhibition featuring 25 of the late Diana, Princess of Wales’s most famous frocks will open on 24 February 2017 at Kensington Palace and will run throughout the year. One dress, to be shown at Diana: Her Fashion Story, is getting a great amount of attention. It’s believed that the tiny handprints, which are barely visible, on the dress are those of either Prince William, Prince…
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Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen saves the Royal Train from its demise

After Sir Alan Reid, Keeper of the Privy Purse, told MPs the Royal Train would only have five to ten years left in its life, it seemed The Queen would lose what was an iconic mode of transportation. Yet, much to the relief of the Royal Family, the train has “no end in sight” according to a source that spoke to The Telegraph. Queen Elizabeth made it known that the train was her…
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