Queen Elizabeth II

Queen and Duke of Edinburgh to make state visit to Germany

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5th January 2015
It has been announced that The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh will make a rare overseas state visit to Germany later this year. Her Majesty and His Royal Highness are visiting the country between the 24-26th June at the invitation of the German President, Joachim Gauck. The Queen has previously visited Germany on state visits before; most recently eleven years ago in 2004. Both she and Prince…
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The Yorks

Prince Andrew 'categorically denies' claims of sexual impropriety

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2nd January 2015
Buckingham Palace have blasted recent allegations that Prince Andrew had sexually abused a 17-year-old girl who claims she was used as a sex slave.The incongruous accusations have been made after US court documents named him in relation to a case that involved ‘impropriety with underage minors’. The Duke of York has hit back at the claims, insisting any suggestion of any wrongdoing…
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British Royals

The Duke of Wellington dies at the age of 99

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31st December 2014
<![CDATA[The 8th Duke of Wellington, whose ancestors fought in the Battle of Waterloo, has died at the grand age of 99. He died six months before the bi-centenary year of the Battle of Waterloo.The Duke, just shy of his 100th birthday, died in his home at the Stratfield…
The Sussexes

Author of Diana play denies James Hewitt paternity rumours to BBC

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31st December 2014
<![CDATA[The author of a controversial new play, which reportedly insinuates that James Hewitt was Prince Harry's father, has spoken out for the first time regarding this rumour and subsequently denied that his play suggests this. Speaking to BBC Newsbeat about the claims, playwright Jon Conway commented, "The press have run away with that story. Neither James nor the play makes any…
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The Queen is the 'most moral leader' followed by William and Kate

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28th December 2014
<![CDATA[The Queen has been voted as providing the best moral leadership for Britons, ahead of church leaders and politicians. The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge came in second. A YouGov survey, undertaken for The Sunday Times, asked 2000 respondents to pick three or four names from a list that they considered the strongest moral leaders. Her Majesty topped the poll with 34% of those…
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