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 ‘impropriety with underage
minors’. The Duke of York has hit back at the claims, insisting any
suggestion of any wrongdoing under…
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, 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 son, now immediately succeeds his father’s title
at the age of 69, becoming…
Author of Diana play denies James Hewitt paternity rumours to BBC
31st December 2014
Speaking to BBC Newsbeat about the
claims, playwright Jon Conway commented, "The press have run
away with that story. Neither James nor the play makes any claim he
is the father of Prince Harry. Its one of many examples where the
public hasn't been told the whole truth." When Jon Conway was
researching and writing 'Truth, Lies, Diana' he came across
evidence which…
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 after a
person of your choice for £300. The person for whom the seat
was named will receive a…
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…
The Queen is the 'most moral leader' followed by William and Kate
28th December 2014
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 names from a list that they
considered the strongest moral leaders. Her Majesty topped the poll
with 34% of those…
Shows like Doctor Who, Mrs Brown's Boys,
and Eastenders were beaten by The Queen's annual televised
message. 7.8 million viewers saw the 3pm screening on BBC1 and
ITV, which talked about reconciliation as its main theme. This was
a 50.7% share of viewers, beating…
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…
Her Majesty sent the message to
the ABF, The Soldiers’s Charity, of which she is patron , who
contacted Her Majesty at the beginning of their campaign to
help homeless veterans this Christmas with The Evening Standard,
who first reported on The Queen’s message. The Independent is
also in partnership to raise money for ABF and Veterans Aid.
The campaign aims to help veterans of the Armed…
