The Duke of York has been urged to fight
back over allegations made in US court documents in which a woman
claimed she was forced to have sex with him whilst she was still a
minor. Professor Alan Dershowitz, professor of law at Harvard
University – who is also named in the US court papers, said that
the allegations made against him by the woman were a “pattern of
made up stories”…
Buckingham Palace have blasted recent
allegations that Prince Andrew had sexually abused a 17-year-old
girl who claims she was used as a sex slave. The incongruous
accusations have been made after US court documents named him in
relation to a case that involved…
Prince Harry named as one of 2014's most inspirational people
2nd January 2015
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…
The Duke of Wellington dies at the age of 99
31st December 2014
<![CDATA[The 8th Duke of Wellington,
whose ancestors fought in the Battle of Waterloo, has died at the
grand age of 99. He died six months before the bi-centenary year of
the Battle of Waterloo. The Duke, just shy of his 100th birthday,
died in his home at the Stratfield Saye Estate in Hampshire, where
he was surrounded by his family and loved ones. Charles Wellesley,
The Duke’s eldest…
Author of Diana play denies James Hewitt paternity rumours to BBC
31st December 2014
<![CDATA[The author of a controversial
new play, which reportedly insinuates that James Hewitt was Prince
Harry's father, has spoken out for the first time regarding this
rumour and subsequently denied that his play suggests this.
Speaking to BBC Newsbeat about the…
A seat for a Princess: Beatrice of York has seat named in her honour
29th December 2014
<![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…
The Countess of Wessex talks to Harper's Bazaar
29th December 2014
<![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 Picardie at Buckingham
Palace, where she spoke on a number of different topics in
detail. Sophie, who turns 50 in January…
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…
Queen's speech tops TV viewings on Christmas Day
26th December 2014
<![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…
The Queen's Christmas Message 2014
25th December 2014
<![CDATA[[youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2whLW5F5mY?rel=0] 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 Buckingham Palace,
features The Queen reflecting on some of the year’s key events
including her visit to the ‘Blood Swept…

