Queen Elizabeth II

Canadians disavow citizenship oath to Queen

After comments came down from the Canadian province of Ontario’s highest court, a group of Canadians both new and old, have been publicly disavowing their oath to Queen Elizabeth that they took when becoming citizens. The pledge is still required during the citizenship ceremony, but some are renouncing it as soon as the ceremony is over. Other Canadian’s are now declaring their…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Is the reason behind "workshy" Prince William his air ambulance job?

Prince William has recently come under fire being called “lazy” and “workshy” because he has only carried out two royal engagements so far in 2016, this being on top of his part-time job as an air ambulance pilot. In defence of the future king, Kensington Palace sources have said the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has rules on rest periods, therefore William is not allowed…
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King Charles III

Drinks are on Prince Charles: The prince offers to buy flood-stricken town a pint

Weather does not discriminate; a fact Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall know all too well. The gardens of their Scottish home, Birkhall were swept away by floods, destroying 14 years of restoration work just after this past Christmas.  Cheering crowds greeted the royal pair in sunny Stamford Bridge in east Yorkshire on Thursday. The current scene was a stark contrast to the torrential rains…
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British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

The Duchess of Cambridge becomes patron of the Anna Freud Centre

While the world focussed on the #YoungMindsMatter campaign, the Duchess of Cambridge was already looking ahead to her future patronages in supporting children’s mental health. As she spearheaded her #YoungMindsMatter crusade with the help of the Huffington Post UK, The Duchess of Cambridge also became patron of the Anna Freud Centre yesterday. To showcase her continued, personal support of…
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