King Charles III

Prince Charles's 'Black Spider Memos' to Government ministers have been released

The infamous letters from Prince Charles to various Government ministers, known as the ‘Black Spider Memos’, have been released in to the public domain. The 27 letters, written between 2004 and 2005, have been released after a decade long campaign by The Guardian, calling for their publication. Charles’s letters were sent to a number of government departments during Tony…
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Queen Elizabeth IIThe Gloucesters

The Queen and Royal Family attend memorial service for The Duke of Wellington

A service of thanksgiving was held Tuesday in The Guards’ Chapel at Wellington Barracks for the 8th Duke of Wellington. The Duke of Wellington was born on 2nd July 1915 and died on New Year’s Eve 31st December 2014. Members of the Royal family attending included The Queen, The Duke of Edinburgh, The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall, The Duke of York, The Princess Royal and Vice…
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Princess Anne and Family

Princess Anne speaks out on ‘over-breeding, doping and indiscriminate horse trading’

The Princess Royal has spoken out on the inhumane conditions suffered by horses bound for slaughter outside the UK. Writing in the foreword to Horse Welfare: Use not Abuse, a new book on the topic, Princess Anne criticised hauliers and the meat industry saying that horse welfare has deteriorated due to “over-breeding, doping and indiscriminate horse trading.” The Princess writes…
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The Sussexes

Prince Harry's New Zealand visit turns its focus to Christchurch and 2011 devastating earthquake

Prince Harry spent his fourth day in New Zealand hearing about the impact the Christchurch earthquakes have had on the city. This visit will focus on the restoration programmes underway following the tragic earthquake in 2011. Harry, of course, heard about Christchurch from Prince William, who visited after the quake in 2011. William paid a second visit with The Duchess of Cambridge during their…
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