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The royal baby whose birth may have a rather unusual claim to a place in history

It is a moment for the history books, the birth of a boy who would be king. On 14 November 1948, the future Charles III was born. As the first child of the soon to be Queen Elizabeth II and her husband, Prince Philip, his path to the throne was clear. But the baby who arrived on that November day had another claim to fame. For he is most likely the last Monarch who will be born in a very historic…
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Queen Camilla on the mend and back to some royal duties

Queen Camilla headed back to royal engagements after several days of rest for a chest infection. And she made sure an issue close to her heart was the focus of her return to work. On Tuesday, The Queen hosted a reception at Clarence House for authors shortlisted for this year’s Booker Prize. However, Her Majesty had to spend slightly less time than originally planned with her guests as she…
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Poppies and pearls for Remembrance Sunday

Remembrance Sunday is an important annual event on the royal calendar, with most working members of the Royal Family attending the ceremony each November. The Princess of Wales was able to attend the ceremony and stood with The Duchess of Edinburgh on the central balcony, both wearing meaningful pieces of jewellery.  In addition to three poppies in honour of her great-great uncles who died in…
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King Charles welcomes King Abdullah of Jordan to Windsor Castle

King Charles welcomed King Abdullah II of Jordan to Windsor on Thursday evening. The Jordanian King is celebrating his Silver Jubilee this year.  King Abdullah first visited 10 Downing Street to meet Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, before he was taken to Windsor Castle in a Range Rover. The 1st Battalion Welsh Guards band welcomed him with ‘God Save the King’.  After meeting in the…
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