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The Queen often mistakes Vladimir Putin with BBC presenter Andrew Marr

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28th October 2016
Veteran journalist and television presenter Andrew Marr, has revealed that The Queen often mistakes the Russian President Vladimir Putin for himself. Speaking at a Royal Television Society event, Mr Marr said that Her Majesty constantly has to remind herself that she is talking to a world leader, not “that chap from the BBC”. He said that during a State Visit: “She and Putin were in the…
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What would happen if Princess Eugenie marries Jack Brooksbank?

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27th October 2016
This week, Sarah, Duchess of York, strongly denied the rumors that her daughter, Princess Eugenie, was engaged to her boyfriend Jack Brooksbank.Speculation is rife at the moment, with many newspapers reporting that Eugenie and Mr Brooksbank are set to marry after being in a relationship for the past six years. Princess Eugenie of York is 8th in line to the throne, however, she isn’t expected…
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Prince Charles is too sweet

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26th October 2016
Prince Charles has been asked by child obesity campaigners to urge his flagship brand Duchy Organic to cut the level of sugar in its dairy ice cream marketed through Waitrose. An investigation throughout August and September covering all the major supermarket outlets found…
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Queen denies granddaughters working royal roles

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25th October 2016
A recent matter that has been debated on social media and with a poll taken by Royal Central regarding whether Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice should become full-time, working royals has been denied by Her Majesty. This has left their father, Prince Andrew furious. He believes Eugenie and Beatrice should be seen as equals to Princes William and Harry and the Duchess of Cambridge. As Royal Central…
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Brexit to cost Queen one million pounds a year

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23rd October 2016
The Queen stands to lose a million pounds per year after European Union farming subsidies to Britain end because of Brexit, The Sunday Telegraph reports. Sandringham Estate, the Queen’s retreat in Norfolk, will lose around £700,000 and the lands around Windsor Castle will lose nearly £300,000 a year. The Queen’s Norfolk retreat is set to lose £700,000 a year following the…
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