Prince Philip

The Daily Telegraph accidentally report the death of Prince Philip

The Daily Telegraph accidentally reported that the Duke of Edinburgh died this morning when his obituary was published online. Instead of clicking the ‘save’ button when updating the obituary, it appears the newspaper accidentally pressed the publish button which made the article go live on their website and social media accounts. The pre-written article was posted under the headline…
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Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen appoints a new Private Secretary

Buckingam Palace have announced that Edward Young will become The Queen’s new Private Secretary following the departure of Sir Christopher Geidt in October. Mr Young is currently Her Majesty’s Deputy Private Secretary and was her Assistant private Secretary before this. The 50-year-old replaces Sir Christopher Geidt, who has been in the role for over a decade. In a statement, Sir…
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British Royals

Channel 4 to air Diana tapes despite complaints

Between 1992 and 1993, Diana, Princess of Wales was recorded in a series of tapes by Peter Settelen who was her voice coach. Channel 4 have used these clips in order to create a new documentary ‘Diana: in her own words’. Despite pleas from Earl Spencer, Diana’s…
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The Queen's Private Secretary to Stand Down

The Queen’s Private Secretary is to step down in what is seen as a surprise resignation. Sir Christopher Geidt worked for The Queen for ten years. His sudden departure is seen as apparently the first of a “slew” of staff member changes. It is rumoured that other senior officials will be leaving before Christmas, although this has not been confirmed by the Palace. This…
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The Queen asks Prince Charles to represent her at Commonwealth Games

The Queen has asked Prince Charles to act as her representative at the 2018 Commonwealth Games which are to be held in Australia. The 2018 Commonwealth Games will take place in April next year; 70 Commonwealth nations and territories will be taking part. While representing The Queen, Prince Charles will officially open the games and read out The Queen’s customary message which will call upon…
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