King Charles III

Royal Wedding cake slice sells for $1,375

The whole piece of cake, wrapped in its original wax paper & doily, is dated from the wedding day on the 29th July 1981 and remains in the white and silver presentation box, which is decorated with the Prince of Wales's heraldic badge and a "CD" monogram for "Charles" and "Diana". The auction lot states that the cake also includes a gift card with the message…
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The Yorks

Preview: CNBC Meets…The Duke of York

CNBC presenter Tania Bryer recently got a rare chance to interview the Duke of York for the latest episode in the CNBC Meets series. The 30-minute interview with Prince Andrew will premiere this evening at 10pm. During the interview at Buckingham Palace, viewers will be able…
Prince & Princess of Wales

William and Kate to visit Oxford University

The Dickson Poon University of Oxford China Centre is a new building, owned by St Hugh’s College of the University of Oxford. Made with the aim to bring together academics who share common interests related to China, the structure boasts 63 en-suite student bedrooms, a 100 seat lecture theatre, dining area and a range of conference and seminar facilities. It also has a library, dedicated to…
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Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen responds to 7-year-old's recital invitation

Musical prodigy Leia Zhu, from Whickham in Newcastle, sent an invite to Her Majesty to attend her 45-minute recital to watch her play nine different pieces on her violin. Along with the letter, The Queen received a CD and newspaper clippings about the young musician. Leia said in her invite: “I asked my mum how to invite you to my recital or whether I can go to the Palace to play for you. My…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Prince George adopts 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 old great-grandson to adopt a crustacean. It was on the National Lobster Hatchery’s Facebook page that the adoption was…
The EdinburghsThe Sussexes

Prince Harry and The Earl of Wessex to support National Paralympic Day

The day will be marked with free to attend events taking place in Birmingham and Liverpool and an elite sports competition will be held at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park in London, which will see Great Britain face tough competition in a range of sports. The Earl of Wessex, Patron of the British Paralympic Association, is a long-term supporter of the British Paralympic team and will attend the…
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