The Royal Household is recruiting its
first dedicated videographer as it looks to expand the Royal
Family’s digital presence across social media platforms, marking a
significant step in the evolution of royal communications. The
newly-created permanent position, based at Buckingham Palace within
the Private Secretary’s Office, will see the successful candidate
produce video and…
Why Princess Anne's latest royal engagement could change the experience of crime victims
3rd July 2026
Princess Anne has officially opened a new
trauma-informed support hub in Edinburgh designed to help victims
and witnesses of crime give evidence without attending court in
person. The Princess Royal, who serves as president of Victim
Support Scotland, visited the…
King Charles has launched one of
Scotland’s oldest sporting traditions after officially starting the
historic hand ba’ game during a visit to Jedburgh in the Scottish
Borders. The King threw the brightly coloured ribboned ball into a
waiting crowd of players…
The Duke of Kent returns to Wimbledon for the first time since the death of his beloved wife
29th June 2026
The Duke of Kent’s appearance at
Wimbledon on the opening day of this year’s Championships carried
an added poignancy as it marked his first visit to the All England
Club since the death of his wife, Katharine, the Duchess of Kent.
The Duchess died in September 2025 at the age of 92, bringing to an
end one of the Royal Family’s longest and most distinctive
partnerships. For…
Clarence House is to become the King’s
official London residence in one of the most significant
constitutional shifts of Charles’s reign, ending nearly 190 years
in which Buckingham Palace has served as the monarch’s principal
home. The decision means…
Former royal aide reveals the heartbreaking reason Prince William was never allowed to follow Harry into Afghanistan
25th June 2026
Prince William was repeatedly prevented
from serving on the front line in Afghanistan despite determined
efforts to secure his deployment, according to a former senior
royal aide. Jamie Lowther-Pinkerton, who served as principal
private secretary to both the Prince of…
King Charles is about to get the fourth
Prime Minister of his reign and while the decision about who will
lead Labour, following the resignation of Sir Keir Starmer, will be
taken by the party itself, their pick can’t be PM until The Monarch
asks them. With speculation rife that Andy Burnham will be selected
as the new leader, focus is switching to the timetable that will
see Sir Keir…
If ever a wedding dress summed up its wearer, it's the gown chosen by Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh
19th June 2026
If ever a royal wedding dress summed up
its wearer, it was the gown chosen by Sophie Rhys-Jones for her
marriage to Prince Edward on 19 June 1999 at St George’s Chapel,
Windsor. Subtle, elegant and classic, this was the final Windsor
bridal dress of the 20thcentury…
After a week of agony and disappointment, King and Queen chase elusive Royal Ascot win
19th June 2026
The King and Queen will bid to end their
wait for a Royal Ascot winner when they saddle two runners on
Friday, with Warrant Holder and exciting juvenile King’s Prize both
set to carry the royal colours. After a week of highs and lows,
Their Majesties will be hoping…
King Charles and Queen Camilla make surprise move on day three of Ascot and it could signal a new royal wedding
18th June 2026
King Charles shared the lead carriage in
the Royal Ascot procession with one of his cousins and their new
partner, making another royal wedding a possibility. David, The
Earl of Snowdon joined The King and Queen at the head of the
procession on day three of Ascot, one of the most glittering parts
of the racing festival. With the Earl was his new partner, Isabelle
de la Bruyere. Her inclusion…
