The Royal Family are more than accustomed to the usual formalities of smiling, waving and shaking hands at public events. But occasionally their pleasantries are met with protest, as King Charles found out on his recent tour of Australia. The Monarch was heckled in the Australian Parliament by Aboriginal Senator Lidia Thorpe. …
Read More »Royal Navy academy where King Charles and Prince William underwent military training faces being axed in Labour defence review
By Brendan Carlin and Natasha Livingstone Published: 21:29 EDT, 26 October 2024 | Updated: 06:19 EDT, 27 October 2024 It was where the late Queen first met a dashing young naval cadet called Philip Mountbatten, and where the current King and the next one underwent military training. But now the …
Read More »What Prince Charles said when Holby City actress and artist Rebecca Grant told him her own fascinating royal secret
At just 16, Holby City actress Rebecca Grant had the opportunity of a lifetime, to showcase her artwork at Hampton Court Palace to mark Prince Charles’ 50th birthday. Representing her hometown of Nottingham, she joined 49 other aspiring artists in unveiling their paintings capturing the essence of 21st-century Britain. However, Rebecca …
Read More »King Charles and Keir Starmer share special message with Pride of Britain winners
The King and the Prime Minister led tributes to the nation’s unsung heroes as excitement builds ahead of the 25th anniversary Pride of Britain Awards. Dozens of huge stars, from Oscar winners to chart-toppers and world champions, will celebrate the extraordinary achievements of winners, including awe-inspiring children of courage, fundraisers, …
Read More »Fergie’s joined TikTok! She’s ‘passionate about connecting with the next generation’… but here’s why the Royal Family won’t be posting any time soon, revealed by NATASHA LIVINGSTONE
By Natasha Livingstone Royal Correspondent Published: 02:22 EDT, 24 October 2024 | Updated: 02:58 EDT, 24 October 2024 Not so long ago, TikTok was a marginal video app for teenagers dancing in their bedrooms. Now it has more than one billion users from presidents to painters – with Sarah Ferguson, …
Read More »Prince Andrew offered ‘perfect’ role that could see him return to royal life
King Charles is on the lookout for a first-rate helicopter pilot, dangling a “competitive” salary and attractive benefits, presenting what could be an ideal chance for Prince Andrew to stage a royal return. In a light-hearted comment in the Daily Mail, royal commentator Richard Eden quipped that this job might …
Read More »Royal fan shocks onlookers with her message for King Charles during Sydney visit with Queen Camilla
By Padraig Collins For Daily Mail Australia Published: 20:48 EDT, 22 October 2024 | Updated: 20:51 EDT, 22 October 2024 A bikini clad young Australian woman has shocked royal fans by holding a very provocative sign during King Charles’ visit to the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday. The blonde bombshell, who …
Read More »Joanna Lumley leads thousands of royal fans to welcome King Charles and Queen Camilla to Sydney Opera House – as monarch makes cheeky quip about staying Down Under
Some were wearing crowns, many held signs reading ‘My King’ or ‘We Love You Charles’ and one lady even brought her pet cat. And all had a common goal – to catch glimpse of King Charles and Queen Camilla as they undertook a mass meet and greet at the iconic …
Read More »Fury as radical Australian senator Lidia Thorpe posts beheaded King Charles cartoon hours after hijacking and embarrassing King by accusing him of ‘genocide’ at royal welcome event
An Australian senator who berated King Charles III and shouted ‘You are not my King’ during a welcome reception has now posted a cartoon of the monarch beheaded. Senator Lidia Thorpe waited until the end of a landmark speech Charles gave at Australia’s Parliament House in Canberra to verbally attack …
Read More »Sydney officials ‘disappointed’ King Charles didn’t need to use £30K ‘soundproof’ toilets built for late Queen’s 1992 visit
Officials were left disappointed after hoping for a ‘royal flush’ when King Charles visited the New South Wales Parliament in Sydney today. They had been secretly hoping the sovereign might be tempted to avail himself of their facilities during an engagement – what’s known in the royal household as a ‘comfort …
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