British Royals

The small affair that Diana, Princess of Wales's funeral was meant to be

The funeral of the late Diana, Princess of Wales, was one of the largest in recent history, with an estimated viewing audience of 2.5 billion people worldwide, but according to reports, it was not meant to be that way. After Diana’s death on 31 August 1997 following a car accident in Paris, her body was returned to England and taken to St James’s Palace, where it remained for five days before…
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British RoyalsQueen Elizabeth II

The Queen responds to boy's fifth birthday invitation

Shaan Dulay, a four-year-old student from the West Midlands, was so impressed by The Queen when he learned about her at school that he immediately began thinking up ways to meet her. Dulay decided, after his mother told him that The Queen is likely very busy at Buckingham Palace, to invite her to his fifth birthday party on 25 June. “I think you are the best Queen in the world,” Dulay’s…
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Prince Philip

The island that worships Prince Philip is disappointed by his retirement

Out in the Pacific Ocean lays a remote island, untouched by the complications of busy cities. While mostly cut off from the outside world, they are familiar with the Duke of Edinburgh. To the Kastom people in the Yaohnanen village on the Tanna island in Vanuatu(previously an Anglo-French colony called the New Hebrides) in the South Pacific, Prince Philip is a God. The son of a mountain God to be…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are unlikely to have more children as they increase workload

Royal watchers and fans may be disappointed to hear that the chances that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are unlikely to expand their family any further. A source told The Express that now that the Duke of Edinburgh is retiring and the younger Royals will be taking on more duties, the chances that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have any more children are slim. An aide explained that the…
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