The Edinburghs

Countess of Wessex saves boy’s sight after noticing condition on trip to Bangladesh

By
21st January 2018
A young Bangladeshi boy has had an operation on a squint, following the Countess of Wessex meeting him and his parents, while she was visiting Bangladesh on behalf of the Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust last November, the Trust has announced. The announcement was made this week and coincided with the Countess’s fifty-third birthday. She had been out in the remote Bangladeshi village of…
Read more
The Sussexes

"Everyone give Meghan a group hug" encourages Prince Harry

By
18th January 2018
Things never go as planned, but that didn’t stop the excitement from all the well-wishers when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle showed up in Cardiff an hour late due to train delays. The two started the day off at Cardiff Castle before heading to a community centre, Star Hub in Tremorfa. The trip was a big success as Harry and Meghan watched a spin class, dance class and played Jenga with the…
Read more
King Charles III

"Inner sanctum of Clarence House” speaks out about Prince Charles in new book

By
17th January 2018
Ahead of Prince Charles’s 70th birthday later this year in November, William Collins will be publishing a book revealing Princes Charles’s “desperate bid to rehabilitate himself” after the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. Authored by Tom Bower, the Rebel Prince: The Power, Passion and Defiance of Prince Charles will feature interviews from over 120 people who have…
Read more
InsightThe Kents

Who is Princess Michael of Kent?

By
15th January 2018
Today we’ll explore the life of Princess Michael of Kent. She is the wife of Prince Michael and was born Baroness Marie Christine von Reibnitz in Sudetenland (now in the Czech Republic) on 15 January 1945. Baroness Marie Christine’s parents were Baron Günther…
British RoyalsQueen Elizabeth II

Assassination attempt on The Queen covered up by New Zealand government

By
15th January 2018
It has been revealed that The Queen had a near miss with an assassin, which was then covered up by the New Zealand government. Christopher John Lewis was only 17 when he shot at Her Majesty. He had a history of arson, animal torture and looked up to serial killers such as Charles Manson. He developed an obsession with murdering the Royal Family. His crime was covered up, and he was never charged…
Read more