King Charles III

King Charles speaks of the need for tolerance at important reception marking his Coronation

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19th October 2023
The King and Queen have attended a Coronation reception at Mansion House in the City of London to carry out a historic ceremony. And King Charles used his speech at this special event to call for tolerance at a time of turmoil in the world.The reception was held to recognise and celebrate the work of the City of London’s civic and administrative institutions and the Livery guilds of…
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British Royals

The most famous royal wedding dress designer of all

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17th October 2023
He created some of the most famous royal looks of the 20th century and he’s still producing talked about style picks. Sir Norman Hartnell was already a sought after wedding dress designer when he was first commissioned to produce a bridal outfit by the House of Windsor. Over eight decades on, and long after his own death, he was responsible for another famous royal marriage look. We look…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Prince George joins Prince William to cheer on Wales but big day out at the Rugby World Cup ends in disappointment

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15th October 2023
The Prince of Wales made support for the country’s rugby team a family affair as he travelled to France to cheer them on in the World Cup quarter finals.Prince William took Prince George with him to the crucial match in Marseille but the double dose of royal support didn’t bring any luck to the Welsh.The team lost 29-17 to Argentina and went out of the World Cup.George and…
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The Edinburghs

The Duchess of Edinburgh speaks out on eye health on World Sight Day

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13th October 2023
The Duchess of Edinburgh released a video message marking World Sight Day, calling for the elimination of trachoma and praising the work that has been done globally to help eliminate the condition in 17 countries around the world.In a video from Ethiopia, Sophie said: “World Sight Day reminds us all how important eye health is and how sometimes we can take this important sense for granted.
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