British RoyalsQueen Elizabeth II

The Royal Family attend memorial service to remember the late Lord Snowdon

The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh were joined by members of their family today in London at a service to remember the late Lord Snowdon. Joining his grandparents at the memorial service was the Duke of Cambridge who was among 600 mourners who had gathered at St Margaret’s Church, Westminster Abbey on Friday morning. Embed from Getty Images Princess Margaret’s former husband died…
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British RoyalsPrince PhilipQueen Elizabeth II

Navy signalman who passed messages between The Queen and Prince Philip during their courtship has died

Arthur Grout, a Navy signalman who served with the Duke of Edinburgh during the Second World War, passed away at the age of 93. Mr Grout used secret codes to pass messages between the then Lieutenant Mountbatten and Princess Elizabeth in the early years of their courtship. Mr Grout grew up in Taplow, where he was an avid Scout. He picked up Morse code and semaphore (a system of sending messages by…
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King Charles III

Prince of Wales is the Renaissance Man of the Year

While in Italy during their nine-day European tour, the Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall attended a reception in Florence where the Prince was awarded Renaissance Man of the Year by the Strozzi Foundation. The Palazzo Strozzi Renaissance Man of the Year Award is given to those individuals who demonstrate the values of Renaissance humanism and who has made an impact in various fields…
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Prince Philip

Prince Philip's love of tattoos and swearing

The Duke of Edinburgh is a fan of tattoos and swearing, something not often associated with The Royal Family. Last year whilst visiting the 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards at Lille Barracks in Aldershot, His Royal Highness appeared intrigued by the body art on display. The Prince made one of the soldier’s roll his sleeve up so he could get a closer look at the tattoo, and seemed…
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