The Queen was in London on Sunday to
honour the bravery of Canadian servicemen and women who fought
during the First World War. Her Majesty was accompanied at Canada
House in Trafalgar Square by The Duke of Edinburgh and Princess
Alexandra. The royal trio were at Canada House to honour three
Canadian Regiments, of which they individually lead as
Colonel-in-Chief. Her Majesty The Queen is…
The Prince of Wales paid a touching
tribute to Hayley Okines, a teenage girl who passed away in
April. 17 year-old Hayley, who was sometimes known as the
“100 year-old teenager”, suffered from progeria. Progeria is a rare
ageing condition which causes individuals to…
Captain Harry Wales has spent his first
two weeks the Australian Army with the North-West Mobile Force
(NORFORCE) and the 1st Brigade. Captain Wales prepares for flight
on an Armed Reconnaissance Helicopter (ARH) Tiger with the
Australian Army’s 1st Aviation Regiment…
The Queen and members of The Royal Family to mark 800th anniversary of Magna Carta at Runnymede
18th April 2015
The Queen, Prince Philip and members of
The Royal Family will be in Runnymede for Magna Carta commemoration
event. The Queen will be in Runnymede on Monday 15th June to attend
a commemoration event marking the 800th anniversary of the sealing
of Magna Carta. Her Majesty will be accompanied by The Duke of
Edinburgh, The Duke of Cambridge as well as The Princess Royal and
Vice Admiral Sir Tim…
The birth of the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge’s second child is one of the most awaited events of the
year. And although William and Kate are members of the British
Royal Family, they aren’t exempt from paying their bills – and a
discount from the hospital is…
“I don’t get to give this one out very
often. Well done.” And with those touching words The Queen pinned
the Victoria Cross, the highest award for valour, onto the tunic of
Lance Corporal Joshua Leakey. He is the first living serviceman to
receive the medal for service…
World War II Burma Campaign veteran receives invitation to meet Prince Philip
15th April 2015
A veteran soldier and charity
fundraiser from Luton has received a personal invitation to meet
with The Duke of Edinburgh at Buckingham Palace next month. Ted
Read, 91, previously served in the 25th Dragoons under the
command of Prince Philip’s uncle, Earl Mountbatten of Burma.
Lord Mountbatten was the Burma Star Association’s first Patron, a
capacity that The Duke of Edinburgh has held…
She may be used to dining at
Downton as the “Dowager Countess of Grantham” but Dame Maggie
Smith will be in the company of Her Majesty The Queen and Prince
Philip on Monday evening as she dines with them at Windsor Castle.
Maggie Smith is among 20 other guests who have…
They may not be studying in this country
but a group of students from Australia have been researching the
family history of one of our most recognisable members of royalty.
Art historian, Michael Reed and his students from Hallam College in
Melbourne have uncovered evidence…
A horse which is co-owned by Zara and
Mike Tindall finished in third place at yesterday’s Crabbie’s Grand
National at Aintree showing that the huge gamble in entering him
paid off. After finishing seventh in 2014, Monbeg Dude put extra
effort in this year to finish the race in third place. The prize
for finishing 3rd place in the Grand National is £105,500, the most
money Monbeg Dude has ever…
