The Queen is doing her part to help those
plagued by famine in East Africa, through making a personal
donation. The undisclosed contribution will seek to alleviate a
humanitarian crisis affecting 16 million people -including
800,000 children aged between six months and five years- in each of
South Sudan, Somalia, Kenya and Ethiopia, who are deemed in urgent
need for life-saving treatment for…
Prince Charles and Prince Harry Present Medals to Gurkhas
15th March 2017
A medal ceremony was conducted outside
Buckingham Palace yesterday on behalf of the 2nd Battalion Royal
Gurkha Rifles yesterday, with the Prince of Wales and Prince Harry
presiding. In recognition of the Battalions many efforts, including
their recent successes in Operation…
Duchess of Cambridge to learn about maternal mental health
15th March 2017
Exactly one month before the Virgin Money
London Marathon, Best Beginnings is launching a series of maternal
mental health films aimed at helping the wider community understand
the issues mums experience after giving birth. On Thursday, 23
March, the Duchess of Cambridge…
How seriously does Prince William take his royal duties?
14th March 2017
Everything the Royals do or don’t do is
closely scrutinized by both the media and the public. The
Cambridges haven’t been without controversy. They’ve been dubbed
workshy and lazy. Even Prince Harry couldn’t escape that label when
his grandparents and father and stepmother worked more than his
brother, sister-in-law and him last year. The Duchess of Cambridge
was heavily criticised for…
Duchess of Cambridge to attend the 2017 Portrait Gala at the National Portrait Gallery
14th March 2017
On Tuesday 28 March, the Duchess of
Cambridge will attend the 2017 Portrait Gala at the National
Portrait Gallery in London in her role as Patron. During the event,
Her Royal Highness will have the opportunity to view the newest
exhibitions including Howard Hodgkin: Absent…
Prince Charles pledges personal support to families of the missing during the Balkan conflict
13th March 2017
During the Balkan conflicts, which lasted
from 1991 to 2001, more than 140,000 people were killed in the
former Yugoslavia. More than 1 million people were displaced during
this ethnic clensing; and until recently, approximately 28,00 out
of 40,000 of the missing and…
The British Foreign Secretary, Boris
Johnson, has said that the commissioning of a new Royal Yacht would
“add greatly” to the soft power of the United Kingdom. Mr Johnson
made the remarks during a statement on the Spring Budget after an
MP asked him on his thoughts regarding the commissioning a new
Royal Yacht. Conservative MP for Rossendale and Darwen, Jake Berry,
asked the Foreign Secretary…
The best pictures of Commonwealth Day
13th March 2017
Today, members of the Royal Family marked
Commonwealth Day. We have rounded up some of the best pictures of
the day just in case you weren’t there in person!
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The Queen receives the
baton for the 2018 Commonwealth…
Queen and Family Members Attend Commonwealth Service
13th March 2017
The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were
among several members of The Royal Family who attended a
Commonwealth Day service at Westminster Abbey on Monday. Embed from
Getty Images Other royals that attended the event include The
Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall…
The Queen is set to approve the
government’s Brexit bill first thing tomorrow morning it has been
revealed, giving the green light for Article 50 to be triggered.
Embed from Getty Images Her Majesty will receive her ministerial
red box with the bill ready to be granted royal assent at breakfast
time. It is possible there could be a slight delay to this
timetable if the House of Lords reject…

