As worshippers remembered Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in their roll-calls of the faithful departed during All Souls services across Britain last week, it was hard not to think how upset our late monarch would have been at the latest outbreak of hostilities between her two elder sons. For …
Read More »As the first royal wedding to be broadcast in colour, Princess Anne and Mark Phillips’ groundbreaking nuptials set the bar for future blue-blooded celebrations
The marriage of Princess Anne and Captain Mark Phillips of 1st The Queen’s Dragoon Guards proved groundbreaking in more ways than one. Taking place on November 14, 1973, it was the first wedding to be televised during the age of widespread TV ownership – and it was broadcast in colour. …
Read More »AN WILSON: Andrew MUST come clean about where the money for Royal Lodge is coming from – the monarchy cannot be covered with yet more shame and embarrassment
Prince Andrew is not just an embarrassment to his family. He is a national liability. That is because our precarious, fractured Britain has one bit of political ‘glue’ remaining, which really seems to work, and to be popular – that is, the monarchy. And anything that endangers the monarchy can …
Read More »As Harry’s new documentary turns the spotlight on polo, photos from the Mail’s archive reveals how the Sport of Kings has captivated Britain’s Royal Family for decades
With its heady mix of horses, competition and tradition, polo – dubbed the Sport of Kings – has captivated Britain’s male royals for decades. Their wives and girlfriends often get involved, too, with biographer Andrew Morton describing it as ‘a royal rite of passage’ for the female members of the …
Read More »Royal Family teased Kate Middleton over one habit – but she quickly corrected it
The Princess of Wales is often seen as the perfect representative for the royal family. However, she has admitted she had a few teething issues when she was first learning the ropes. During an interview with the BBC to celebrate the late Queen’s 90th birthday, Kate revealed her first official …
Read More »The Queen planned to end Harry and Meghan’s lease on Frogmore Cottage and force Prince Andrew to downsize. More bombshell revelations from landmark new book serialized by Mail
The late Queen had planned to end Harry and Meghan’s lease of Frogmore Cottage and replace the pair with Prince Andrew, it has been has revealed. The revelation is contained in an updated biography by acclaimed royal writer Robert Hardman, serialised by the Mail. Read the full extract here. According …
Read More »Charles finally cuts off Andrew’s cash: King severs brother’s ‘£1million-a-year’ allowance – plus read more Harry and Meghan revelations in landmark new book serialised exclusively by the Mail
Prince Andrew has officially been financially cut off by the King, marking a new low in relations between the brothers. An updated biography by acclaimed royal writer Robert Hardman, serialised by the Mail, reveals that despite the Duke of York’s attempts to call the monarch’s bluff, Charles has acted decisively. …
Read More »The late Queen’s ‘cuddly yet psycho’ corgis caused carnage in the Royal Lodge and were sent to ‘soft’ Princess Anne for training, new book reveals
Queen Elizabeth’s greatest love was of course Prince Philip, her husband of 73 years – but it’s safe to say he endured stiff competition from her beloved corgis. The Welsh breeds became synonymous with British royalty, proving themselves a steadfast presence during the Queen’s reign. But according to Vanity Fair, …
Read More »Is it time for Meghan to follow the example of other American women who married into royalty, asks royal expert CHRISTOPHER WILSON
Slammed by ex-Vanity Fair editor Tina Brown as having ‘the worst judgment of anyone in the entire world’, Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, appears to be attracting yet more negative publicity. Described as headstrong and ungovernable, the Duchess was summed up by Ms Brown in a new podcast: ‘The trouble with …
Read More »Heir come the hecklers! Awkward moments royals were confronted by the public – including woman who told Kate in Belfast: ‘Ireland belongs to the Irish’
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. …
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