Royals

Prince William and Kate Middleton recently attended the unveiling of the National Windrush Monument at Waterloo Station in London. The event took place on Windrush Day, which is a holiday that celebrates Caribbean immigrants arriving in the U.K. in 1948. Queen Elizabeth decided to release a special message honoring...

Government and Charity Commission urged to examine claims Qatari sheikh donated €3m

The Prince of Wales has followed in his father’s footsteps to become patron of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh.The Duke of Edinburgh served as patron of the College for 66 years, having first become patron in 1954.The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh (RCSEd) said it is a “privilege” to welcome Prince Charles, who is known as the Duke of Rothesay in Scotland, as its new patron.His father, who died last year, accepted an honorary fellowship from the RCSEd in 1955 and visited the college on several occasions including in 2006 to open the Quincentenary building, and in...

The Queen has arrived in Edinburgh for the start of a week of royal events in Scotland. She was joined by her youngest son, Edward, and his wife, Sophie, for a traditional ceremony opening the Royal Family's Holyrood week. The 96-year-old has mobility issues and the decision to travel to...

Kate Middleton and Prince William are moving to Windsor, and it may be good for the Duchess of Cambridge. Prince Harry reportedly once said her sister-in-law was "almost like a prisoner" in their residence in London — Kensington Palace. Kate Middleton Reportedly Almost Like A Prisoner, Prince Harry Says.

Prince William and Prince Harry have been at odds with each other for years. In fact, the once close brothers have not shown any progress when it comes to repairing their relationship. According to some royal experts, Prince Harry is ready to extend an olive branch to Prince William. However, the second in line to the throne is worried about what his younger brother could say to the press if he decides to have a private conversation with him.

Queen Elizabeth II travelled to Scotland on Monday for a week of royal events and took part in a ceremony in Edinburgh, despite question marks over her attendance. It was the first public appearance for the 96-year-old monarch, who has been dogged by ill health, since her Platinum Jubilee celebrations ended on June 5.

Prince Charles was reportedly handed €3 million in cash—including €1 million stuffed inside a suitcase—from a former Qatari Prime Minister.

The Queen has arrived in Edinburgh for the start of a week of royal events in Scotland. She will take part in the traditional Ceremony of the Keys, accompanied by the Earl and Countess of Wessex. The 96-year-old has mobility issues and the decision to travel to Edinburgh was only...