The Duchess of Cambridge will guest edit
The Huffington Post UK for a day in the middle of February,
Kensington Palace have announced. The Duchess will become editor
for the day to raise awareness of children’s mental health issues,
something that she is very passionate about. When she is editor,
Kate will arrange for leading figures from across the mental health
sector to contribute to the…
Tickets for the party of the year,
marking the Queen’s 90th birthday in The Mall, will cost £150 each,
her grandson has announced. The hotly contested tickets to attend
The Mall street party will be released into a ballot next month,
with around 1000 tickets being…
From a bag of salt to some Weetabix,
every year, gifts which members of The Royal Family received over
the past twelve months are released which provides insight into
what people gift The Queen and her family. In 2015, The Prince of
Wales received hundreds of gifts for…
After meeting with many Iraqi and Syrian
refugees, The Prince of Wales has donated money to persecuted
Christians. Following a speech Prince Charles made on persecuted
Christians at an advent reception last month, the undisclosed
amount was made from the Prince of Wales’ charitable foundation to
Catholic charity Aid to the Church in Need (ACN). The rapidly
growing crisis of extremism could have…
Prince George will soon be
inheriting his father, Prince William’s, half-size V8 Volante Aston
Martin, just as soon as he is old enough to drive it. Prince
William and his younger brother, Prince Harry were gifted the car
in 1988 but the car has been sat in the…
'God Save The Queen' could be scrapped from UK sporting fixtures
10th January 2016
Plans to drop the British national
anthem, God Save The Queen, from being sung at sporting events will
go before parliament this Wednesday for discussion. The proposals
are that the famous anthem would be reserved only for Team GB
sporting events, in which England, Scotland…
Duchess of Cambridge’s family join Royal Family for Gallipoli service
10th January 2016
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge made a
surprise appearance at the wreath-laying service today to remember
those who died in the Gallipoli campaign. They joined The Queen and
the Duke of Edinburgh in the placing of a wreath at the war
memorial on the Sandringham Estate, though they were not scheduled
to attend the event. The couple were also joined at the church by
Kate’s parents, Michael and…
Kensington Palace
yesterday announced that Prince Harry will be visiting Nepal
this Spring, at the same time the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
will make a trip to Bhutan and India. This will be the
first visit to Nepal for Prince Harry who follows a long list
of members of…
The government of the United Kingdom of
Great Britain and Northern Ireland is classified as a
constitutional monarchy, not unlike the governments of Spain,
Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. In the United Kingdom, Queen Elizabeth
holds ceremonial power. She is considered Head of…
Prince Charles succeeds Queen Elizabeth as patron of Holocaust Memorial Day Trust
8th January 2016
The Prince of Wales has succeeded his
mother, Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, as the new patron of the
Holocaust Memorial Day Trust. Queen Elizabeth has been patron of
the organisation since its inception ten years ago. She has visited
the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 2015 and frequently hosts
Holocaust survivors at Buckingham Palace. When the Queen took on
the organisation it was understood…
