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Kate Middleton’s ‘signature smile’ is back! Royal is animated and ‘intensely mirrors’ Prince William after initially showing ‘inner tension’ on Southport visit, body language expert says

The Prince and Princess of Wales ‘intensely mirrored’ one another as they visited the bereaved families of the Southport stabbing victims, a body language expert has claimed. The unannounced trip to Merseyside was William and Kate’s first joint official outing since the princess’s course of chemotherapy cancer treatment ended in …

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Royal photographer Anwar Hussein dies aged 85: Snapper advised Diana about Islam and captured Princess’ lonely Taj Mahal snap

Anwar Hussein, who has died aged 85, was the longest-serving royal photographer, credited with helping change the public view of the British Royal Family. Through his impressive photos, captured across five decades, the African-born photo journalist gave rise to a more informal and candid variety of royal photography. Given his relaxed style, Anwar …

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The sustainable jewellery label that gets the royal seal of approval… and how it’s launched it’s latest fully traceable gem range

Few brands have captured the attention of the Royal Family quite like sustainable jewellery label Monica Vinader. Kate has been a dedicated fan of the discreet and affordable range since as early as 2014 – often pictured in her staple 18ct gold green onyx ‘Siren Wire’ earrings, costing a modest £128. And the Princess of …

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Queen Elizabeth’s ‘anti-press secretary’: How former Navy commander treated journalists with ‘scorn and contempt’ – and went into attack mode when media saw monarch shout at Prince Philip

Richard Colville was first employed by Buckingham Palace in 1947 as press secretary to King George VI and dedicated more than 20 years to royal service. However, the former Royal Navy commander had no experience with journalists – and it showed.  He treated the media ‘with a mixture of intolerance, scorn and …

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