The Sussexes

Fantasist found guilty of terror plot to put 'Ginger' Prince Harry on the throne

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23rd September 2015
A neo-Nazi fantasist who felt discriminated against because of his ginger hair has been found guilty of planning a terror attack against Prince Charles and Prince William in order for Prince Harry to become King, simply because he too has ginger hair. A crazed fantasist wanted to kill Prince Charles and Prince William so Prince Harry could become King. Mark Colborne had fantasised about shooting…
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Classically Charles: the flawless style of the future king

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31st August 2015
When Issue 41 of The Rake magazine hit newsstands a couple of weeks ago, it threw the spotlight on Prince Charles again. But the immediate focus wasn’t on his involvement in public life or the content of the letters to government ministers that have plagued the front pages over recent months, rather, it was how the Prince was dressed which drew attention. Cutting a regal picture on the cover…
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FeaturesOpinion

Icons of England: your 90 second summer reading review

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15th July 2015
As most readers of Royal Central know, The Prince of Wales is my favourite royal. As I have written many articles on Charles, I came across a quote during some research and inquired as to where it originated. In 2010, Charles wrote: “And what greater icon could we have than our countryside, which I have always believed helps define our identity as a nation.” George V postbox put up between…
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Monarchy Monday: Investitures

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13th July 2015
The dream of attending an Investiture is something that makes up my dreams. An Investiture is where a person who is awarded an honour receives that award in person from The Queen, The Prince of Wales and sometimes The Princess Royal or Prince William. View image |…
State & Ceremonial

The Queen returns Welsh Crown Jewels back to Wales

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17th May 2015
The Queen has given her seal of approval on the bid to return the ‘Welsh Crown Jewels’ back to Wales. The jewels include a ring, a mantle, a robe, a sword, a girdle, and a rod. But the most famous part of this regalia is without a doubt the coronet. The coronet’s base is inspired by the design of both St. Edward’s Crown and the Imperial State Crown. It has four crosses…
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