Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen begins Remembrance commemorations on a visit to Kent

This time of year, the Royal Family takes the time to reflect on sacrifices made by members of the Armed Forces and veterans. While the family takes part in a number of events, The Queen started off this year’s commemorations with a visit to Kent. The Queen visited the Royal British Legion Industries in Kent in part of the charity’s centenary year. The charity supports Armed Forces…
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The Sussexes

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex surprise army families with special visit

The partners and children of serving members of the Armed Forces welcomed some very special guests to their coffee morning on Wednesday. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex popped in to see military families living near them in Windsor and hear their experiences. Harry and Meghan dropped in to the event at a Broom Farm Community Centre and spent time with army personnel and their loved ones. During…
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British RoyalsPrince & Princess of Wales

The Duke of Cambridge honours British Legion music leader and others in latest investiture

Just days before the annual Festival of Remembrance, the Duke of Cambridge has awarded the Royal British Legion’s musical director, Captain David Cole, with an MBE on behalf of The Queen. Captain Cole was amongst a group of high-achieving honourees at Tuesday’s royal investiture at Buckingham Palace. He was recognised for services to music and remembrance and will conduct the…
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King Charles III

Prince Charles embroiled in major art scandal

The Prince of Wales has been embroiled in a major art scandal after allegations were made that a painting hanging at Dumfries House is a fake. According to the Mail on Sunday, the paining in question is not a £50 million masterpiece by Monet, but is in fact a forgery. The painting has now been removed from public display at the Prince’s stately home. The Mail also claims to have…
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