After visiting Bermondsey Beer Mile, the Prince and Princess went on a trip down the river.
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After visiting Bermondsey Beer Mile, the Prince and Princess went on a trip down the river.
The Prince and Princess of Wales at Borough Market today during a series of engagements focusing on the River Thames and the communities around it.
Queen Camilla on women victims of violence and abuse, as police investigate her brother-in-law, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s, friendship with the late sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
Nearly two-thirds of voters want royal finances opened and subject to the same transparency as government spending amid the scandal surrounding Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, an exclusive poll for The i Paper reveals.
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A spokesman for the Sussexes says: “Prince Harry and Meghan, Duke and Duchess of Sussex will visit Australia in mid-April to take part in a number of private, business, and philanthropic engagements. Further details will be shared in due course.”
Trump’s love of the royals is useful to the UK but is there any point in massaging his ego and persuading him to say nice things for a few days if he then imposes damaging tariffs, denigrates our armed forces, and threatens our security by acting as Putin’s poodle?
Ultimately, the UK govt will decide if it’s in the national interest for the King and Queen to go on a state visit to the US. Jobs, prosperity, and security are key. But polling suggests Donald Trump is almost as unpopular as Andrew here and the public don’t back war on Iran.
The King is not against the idea of change. At Westminster there is a clamour for more transparency and scrutiny of the Royal Family. But the Windsors have to take a long view, unlike politicians often. Is this a 1917 moment or can wider reform wait?
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The Duchess of Sussex has confirmed that she has cut ties with Netflix. It comes after The Sun reported that Meghan feared her As Ever brand of jams and other products was being held back by the streaming giant’s caution as a partner. The brand is going it alone.
Tickets do not come cheap: Royal Collection Trust email subscribers get priority access from March 9 at £61 until remaining tickets go on general sale from March 12 at £71 in advance or £75 on the day.
The private apartments used by Queen Elizabeth II at the Palace of Holyroodhouse, the monarch’s official residence in Scotland, will open to visitors for the first time from May 21 to September 10, 2026 to mark the centenary of her birth.
There’s been a change in the mood music at Buckingham Palace. That message about Beatrice and Eugenie being welcome at events has been quietly dropped. William may yet offer some support but it looks unlikely. He certainly won’t go against his father.
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Fresh evidence of how Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie were dragged into their parents’ business deals is revealed in Jeffrey Epstein’s emails: a plan to have them named as shareholders instead of their debt-ridden mother in a new business venture.
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Jesper Brodin, former chief executive of IKEA, is the new chair of Prince William’s Earthshot Prize board, succeeding Christiana Figueres. She moves onto the Prize Council, which each year selects five £1m winners from 15 finalists.
The christening robe worn by 62 royal babies, including Elizabeth II, will go on show in the centenary exhibition Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style at The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace from April. Photos: Janet Sutherland, Vandyk, Royal Collection Trust.
It’s unfortunate that social media gives a platform to the sort of mentally ill, fixated individuals who used to be confined to writing in green ink to newspapers from their padded cells.
For the moment at least Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor seems to be facing tougher restrictions in effective internal exile at Sandringham than his friend Jeffrey Epstein did while under house arrest after time in jail.
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The working royals are trying to prevent Andrew and the Epstein scandal overshadowing their duties. It’s worth noting for the sake of balance that Harry and Meghan also refused to answer questions about it while in Jordan highlighting humanitarian crises.
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I think you should check your facts before spouting nonsense.
That’s a ridiculous conspiracy theory made up by nut jobs though. Similarly, there will be whackos claiming Harry and Meghan are plotting with Andrew to take the heat off him by going to Jordan. The fact is the UK media has written tens of thousands of stories about Andrew and Epstein since 2011.
Prince Harry and Meghan are in Jordan for the next two days on a quasi-royal visit focused on relief efforts for victims of conflicts in Syria, Gaza, and the wider region. Buckingham Palace, informed as a courtesy, will perhaps be happy for even limited distraction from Andrew.
A government minister described Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor today as “rude, arrogant, and entitled” in a break with the previous policy of successive administrations that have declined to criticise members of the Royal Family publicly.
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Will King Charles III modernise the monarchy in the wake of the Epstein scandal or will it fall to his heir? Either way, the mantra of evolution not revolution inside the Royal Household is out of touch with the growing calls for reform.
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New Zealand joins Australia in supporting Britain’s plan to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession.
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Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is no longer alone: police have arrested Britain’s former cabinet minister and ex-ambassador to the US, Lord Mandelson, on suspicion of misconduct in public office.
The Australian government supports removing Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the line of succession.
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In The Observer today I’ve also written about Beatrice and Eugenie. Might they prefer to get on with their lives without the princess titles and HRH styles? Constitutional expert Craig Prescott thinks it’s more likely Charlotte and Louis’s children won’t be prince or princess.
The King is ready to cooperate if police investigating Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor search Buckingham Palace files. “We have said we will cooperate fully and wholeheartedly,” a royal source says.
Some of my reporting on this scandal for The Observer.
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Inside the biggest royal crisis since Diana’s death. My piece for @theipaper.com
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A statement from the King after his brother’s arrest.