Princess Anne and Family

Princess Anne's prize pig killed in boar attack

A pig belonging to Princess Anne has been killed by a roaming boar after it got on to her Gatcombe Park estate.  It is believed that the boar had escaped from a nearby farm rather than it being a wild boar from the Forest of Dean, as originally thought. The Princess Royal told a farming conference that a boar had found its way on to her Gatcombe Estate on Tuesday and that her…
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Prince & Princess of WalesThe Sussexes

Princes William and Harry 'could have represented England' at polo

The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry were so good at playing polo, they could have represented Britain internationally, according to Cirencester Park Polo Club’s executive manager, Tim Keyte. Describing the brothers, Mr Keyte said: “They’re both very good. Given the amount of time they spent on a horse or playing polo, it’s amazing that they are as good as they…
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Queen Elizabeth II

New portrait of The Queen in the works

The Queen has commissioned a new portrait to be painted of her, which will celebrate the milestone of her becoming the longest reigning monarch in British history; exceeding the 63 years Queen Victoria sat on the throne. Portraitist Richard Stone is the man tasked with the…
The Yorks

Buckingham Palace makes further statement in regards to Prince Andrew sex claims

Buckingham Palace last night made another unprecedented statement in regards to allegations made against Prince Andrew which link him to having a sex with an underage girl. The statement comes after The Mail on Sundaypurportsthat the woman who made the claims, previously known as ‘Jane Doe #3’, is Virginia Roberts. Ms Roberts alleges that when she was a minor, she was part…
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The Sussexes

Prince Harry named as one of 2014's most inspirational people

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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