The Sussexes

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle ask for donations to select charities in lieu of gifts

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9th April 2018
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are asking for those who would like to send them a gift for their wedding to make a donation to one of the seven charites they have selected. The couple picked seven different charites that are close to their personal passions. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have also invited guests to their big day from more charities the prince already works with. The seven…
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British RoyalsHistoryInsightPrince & Princess of Wales

Royal Baby Name Focus: Mary

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9th April 2018
Royal Baby Cambridge Number 3 is due imminently and the bookies have already made their minds up as to the new fifth in line to the throne. They’re confident Prince George and Princess Charlotte are getting a baby sister and she’s going to be called Mary. It’s been hot favourite for the royal baby for several weeks so as we wait to find out if they’ve called this one…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Looking back at how the births of Prince George and Princess Charlotte were celebrated

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9th April 2018
As the day inches closer to the birth of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s third child, we are taking a look back at how the births of their first two children, Prince George and Princess Charlotte, were announced and celebrated. It was announced by Clarence House on the morning of the 22 July 2013 that the Duchess of Cambridge had been admitted to St Mary’s Hospital in the early…
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Queen Elizabeth II

Russia launches extraordinary attack on The Queen claiming Sergei Skripal's cat was killed in her name

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9th April 2018
Russian State TV has launched an extraordinary attack on The Queen, claiming that the 91-year-old Monarch is responsible for the death of a former Russian spy’s cat. In an evening news bulletin, it was stated that the cat, who was called Nash von Drake, was “caught, killed and cremated” in the name of The Queen. The newsreader added that the cat’s “execution&#8221…
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