British Royals

The King entrusts his younger brother, Prince Edward, with a major overseas tour

Prince Edward has arrived in Nigeria to begin a nine-day visit to West Africa, aimed at strengthening the UK’s relationships with both Commonwealth nations and championing the role of young people, education and sport in international cooperation. The Duke of Edinburgh landed in Abuja on Monday, where he will met the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, before…
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The Duke of Edinburgh heads to Wales as the Prince of Wales travels to Brazil

The Prince of Wales may be out of the country, making his first official visit to Brazil, but his principality was still getting plenty of royal attention. As Prince William put the focus on the environment in Rio de Janeiro, his uncle, Edward, was highlighting the importance of the Welsh language as he met young people involved in the Duke of Edinburgh award. Prince Edward was at the Senedd in…
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Two kings, a very unfortunate heir and a prince who had to wait: the men who have been Duke of Edinburgh all have fascinating stories

The title of Duke of Edinburgh was made famous around the world by Prince Philip. And as we’d come to expect from a prince who made his own royal rules, he ended passing the title on to two of his sons – the oldest and the youngest. The latest man to hold the title, Prince Edward, came to it in the most extraordinary way. He’s one of only six men to have been Duke of Edinburgh.
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The Duke of Edinburgh sends good luck wishes to Paralympics GB as Paris 2024 begins

The Duke of Edinburgh has sent good luck wishes to the Paralympics GB team as the Paris Games get under way. The message came just hours before the opening ceremony from Prince Edward, who is patron of the British Paralympic Association. Looking ahead to the Paris Games, the Duke of Edinburgh said ”to all members of the Paralympics GB team heading for Paris, whether athletes, officials…
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