Prince Harry has been named as one of 2014’s most inspirational people in two separate polls conducted by The Daily Telegraph and The Discovery Channel.
The British based newspaper The Daily Telegraph asked its correspondents to name people who they consider to be their ‘Briton of the Year’. Gordon Rayner, the Chief Reporter of the newspaper chose Prince Harry.
His reasoning…
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<![CDATA[A seat at the York Theatre Royal has been named after Her Royal Highness Princess Beatrice.
The gesture is a part of the ongoing effort to raise awareness about the theatre's 'Name A Seat' campaign. As a part of the campaign, seats can be named after a person of your choice for£300. The person for whom the seat was named will receive a commemorative certificate…
<![CDATA[The Countess of Wessex has given a rare interview to Harper’s Bazaar, and Royal Central has been given access to some of the article’s highlights.
In Bazaar’s upcoming February edition, The Countess was interviewed by editor-in-chief Justine…
The Queen is the 'most moral leader' followed by William and Kate
28th December 2014
<![CDATA[The Queen has been voted as providing the best moral leadership for Britons, ahead of church leaders and politicians. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge came in second.
A YouGov survey, undertaken for The Sunday Times, asked 2000 respondents to pick three or four…
<![CDATA[Her Majesty's Christmas speech this year has topped the TV viewings, bucking the trend by actually increasing in views.
Shows like Doctor Who, Mrs Brown's Boys, and Eastenders were beaten by The Queen's annual televised message. 7.8 million viewers saw the 3pm screening on BBC1 and ITV, which talked about reconciliation as its main theme. This was a 50.7% share of…
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The Queen’s Christmas Message has been broadcast on television and radio in the United Kingdom and around the Commonwealth.
This year’s message, recorded in the State Dining Room at…
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