Prince & Princess of Wales

Prince George adopts a lobster

<![CDATA[It seems that Prince George of Cambridge is expanding his repertoire of adopted animals after adopting a bilby in Australia. This time, the creature in question is much less cute and cuddly – George has adopted a lobster! After Prince Philip’s visit to Cornwall recently, it seems The Duke enjoyed his time at the National Lobster Hatchery so much, he helped his one year…
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British RoyalsPrincess Anne and Family

The Queen’s grandson ‘horsing around’ at Horse Guards Parade

<![CDATA[The Queen's eldest grandson, Peter Phillips, has been working hard at what many are calling the biggest event to hit London since the Olympics in 2012, the Longines Global Champions Tour – a premiere show jumping event. In an interview with ABC News, the 36 year old explained what the event was: “The Longines Global Champions Tour is the diamond league of show jumping.
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The Sussexes

Prince Harry speaks of the 'horrendous' sights he faced in Afghanistan

<![CDATA[Prince Harry has spoke out about his time in Afghanistan and emotionally revealed some of the 'horrendous' images he witnessed during his two tours of the war torn country. Harry, who is a Captain in the Army, was responsible for regularly flying injured personnel and civilians to the hospital at Camp Bastion and has disclosed just some of the sights he bore witness too…
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The Sussexes

Medals for Invictus Games unveiled

<![CDATA[It's full steam ahead for the upcoming Invictus Games as the medals for the sporting extravaganza have recently been unveiled. The medals, which have been designed by Garrard, the oldest jewellery house in the world, will be handed out to the winners and…
Prince & Princess of WalesThe Sussexes

William, Kate and Harry plant poppies at Tower of London

<![CDATA[In a continuation of commemorations to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge along with Prince Harry today visited The Tower of London. The visit to the Tower was to see the ‘Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red’, which is an installation of poppies in The Tower’s dry moat. The project, hosted by Historic Royal…
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