Queen Elizabeth II

More sadness for The Queen after her dorgi puppy dies aged just five-months

There is fresh heartbreak for The Queen this week following the death of one of her beloved dorgi puppies at the age of just five-months-old. According to The Sun newspaper, the 95-year-old monarch is “devastated” following the death of the puppy who she named Fergus. Fergus was gifted to The Queen earlier this year alongside another dorgi puppy called Muick. It is understood that…
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Kate's emotional call with young woman behind 'Forever Holding Hands' Hold Still portrait

The Duchess of Cambridge has released the third in a series of calls to finalists of the Hold Still exhibition, talking to a West Sussex woman whose grandparents held hands in their final days together on a COVID-19 ward. Kate’s call with Hayley Evans was released on the royal couple’s YouTube page, and for five minutes, the royal talks with Hayley about her grandparents and their loving…
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Preparations for the Platinum Jubilee under way with launch of The Queen's Green Canopy

Plans to mark a unique moment in British royal history are in full swing with the official launch of the Queen’s Green Canopy. In 2022, The Queen becomes the first British Monarch to celebrate 70 years on the throne. The Green Canopy project will encourage schools and community groups across the UK to plant a tree for her Platinum Jubilee. The Prince of Wales helped mark the official…
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Prince Charles wants to make palaces more accessible when monarch

The Prince of Wales wants to open up the royal palaces to the public for longer periods of time once he is on the throne. The Prince reportedly wants to turn the residences from “private spaces to public places.” In a report by the Sunday Times, Prince Charles wants the public to have greater access to Buckingham Palace, Balmoral, Windsor Castle, Sandringham and Clarence House; all of the…
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