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took place in the Great Hall at The Library of Congress. It was
here The Princess Royal cut the ribbon for its exhibition Magna
Carta: Muse and Mentor. The ceremony took place 75 years after
Magna Carta was entrusted to the Library of Congress for
safekeeping as Britain entered World War Two. It was on display at
the Library until the United States entered…
The Sun. Thursday 6th November saw the
arrest of four men around the London area, in connection with
‘Islamic related terrorism’, Scotland Yard said. It has now been
said that the men were plotting to assassinate Her
Majesty, as an ultimate act of retribution against…
'The Heart of a King' - authorised biography of Prince Charles set for 2015
7th November 2014
Time Magazine, British-American
journalist Catherine Mayer has another set of stories about The
Prince in the works. Only this time, it isn’t just an article
– it’s Prince Charles’s biography. This new biography about the
much documented Prince of Wales will hit…
Prince Charles jokes about host's disastrous interview for Countdown's 40th birthday
7th November 2014
During an interview with Molly Meldrum in
1977 on ABC's music show Countdown, the Prince witnessed Meldrum
stumble and swear his way through multiple takes of what was
supposed to be a quick introduction recording about The Prince of
Wales. In celebration of the 40th birthday of Countdown, Prince
Charles filmed a sketch, recounting and joking about the disastrous
interview. Charles begins…
Arriving at 10:50am, the Prince met
members of the Armed Forces and The Royal British Legion before
laying a Cross of Remembrance. Prince Harry meets Abbey officials
and members of the Armed Forces as he arrives at Westminster Abbey
As as the chimes of Big Ben rang out…
Although it was their last day, it was
still jam-packed with engagements for Charles and Camilla. Their
first port of call was Monterrey at the Parque Fundidora where
Their Royal Highnesses received an official and very warm welcome
from the Governor of the State of Nuevo…
The new gardens have been created using
soil from 70 World War One battlefields as well as from the
Commonwealth War Graves Cemeteries in Flanders and The Queen and
King Philippe of Belgium both laid a wreath in the gardens. They
were closely followed by representatives of the seven Guards
Regiments of the Household Division, who all laid their own
tribute. #458505304 / gettyimages.com Last…
Now one of six across the UK, the
tribute in London was the original Field of Remembrance and was
first held in the grounds of Westminster Abbey in 1928. Each field
is a testament to the respect and gratitude felt by so many for the
country's fallen service…
They were greeted by young musicians and
dancers from an after-school music club in the underprivileged La
Boquilla neighbourhood who performed for the Royal couple. Prince
Charles and The Duchess visited the Museo del Oro, the gold museum
showcasing remarkable treasures…
Joined also by the Duke of Edinburgh and
Duke of Cambridge, The Queen and the King of the Belgians will both
lay wreaths after prayers at the memorial. With the ‘sacred soil’
taken from 70 different battlefields of the First World War, each
with the support of the Commonwealth War Graves Commission and
collected by Belgian and British school children (several of
whom will attend the opening…
