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For the First Time in History, the Late Queen’s Private Scottish Apartments Are Opening to the Public – But Only for 100 Days

To mark Elizabeth II's centenary, the Palace is offering an exclusive look at her private sitting room – complete with her antique writing desk

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Harry and Meghan’s revamp of former home Frogmore Cottage could be reversed

A range of options are being explored for the empty house including turning it back into separate properties.

Evening Standard

Why Queen Elizabeth II’s corgis became more than royal pets

Queen Elizabeth II shared a deep, personal bond with her Pembroke Welsh corgis, a connection that became emblematic of her reign. These loyal canine companions provided her with simple affection and a grounding presence away from state duties. Their playful antics brought welcome chaos to palace life, highlighting the comfort…

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Who is Queen Sonja and why is she trending on social media? Norway royal hospitalised after heart complications

Who is Queen Sonja and why is she trending on social media? Norway’s Queen Sonja, 88, was admitted to Rikhospitalet in Oslo after heart-related complications. The Norwegian Royal House confirmed she will remain under observation for several days. Queen Sonja had received a pacemaker in January after suffering an irregular…

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King Charles "Has a Different Palate" Than Queen Elizabeth Did and "Really Likes" One International Cuisine, Says Former Royal Chef

He even gets involved in sourcing his own ingredients.

Marie Claire

Keep calm and carry on: lessons from wasps on how societies survive power struggles

What happens when a leader suddenly disappears? In politics, business and other human organisations, leadership transitions can trigger intense power struggles. Rivals compete for control, alliances shift and institutions can become unstable.

The Conversation

This 'Great British Baking Show' Judge Says the Royal Family Tends to "Jinx Things" at Restaurants

"The Princess Margaret story was the worst," Prue Leith revealed.

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Why Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip’s elephant-feeding moment still charms people

A heartwarming photograph of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip feeding an elephant named Donna at ZSL Whipsnade Zoo has captured public imagination. The image, taken during the opening of a new elephant care centre, showcased a rare, informal glimpse of the royals' affection for animals, highlighting a moment of…

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Queen Elizabeth's mischievous way of encouraging her guests to 'gossip' with her at the table

According to a former royal butler she had a funny way of breaking the ice and didn't let anyone's glass go empty

Woman & Home

Prince Harry ‘could reunite’ with King Charles at Balmoral this summer

The Duke of Sussex may travel to Britain for Invictus Games events this summer, potentially opening the door to a private royal family meeting in Scotland with Meghan Markle and their children.

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Queen Elizabeth's "Unconditional Love" for One Royal Family Member Became Her "Tragic Flaw," According to Royal Expert

"Achilles had his heel. Othello was plagued by jealousy. Caesar had Brutus. And Queen Elizabeth II?"

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Prince William reveals where the Queen stood in the great scone debate

William’s comments appear to contradict those made by a former royal chef about her late majesty’s preference for cream or jam first

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Inside Queen Elizabeth II’s royal flights: Flight attendant’s notes reveal her in-flight preferences

A former British Airways flight attendant's archive reveals Queen Elizabeth II's preferences during a 1989 royal tour. Notes detail her liking for a pre-guest martini and the provision of Velamints. The collection, now up for auction, also offers insights into the Concorde era and celebrity encounters, providing a rare glimpse…

The Times of India

From Serena to Coco: How to Coach a Tennis Superstar

Roland Garros begins this weekend, as the world’s best players arrive in Paris for the 130th edition of the French Open. In the men’s draw, world number one Jannik Sinner returns after last year’s epic final defeat to Carlos Alcaraz. In the women’s competition, Aryna Sabalenka arrives as the top-ranked…

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England’s Epstein File fallout gets more embarrassing as documents reveal no one vetted former Prince Andrew before his government appointment

The Queen Mother was really ‘keen’ on his appointment.

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Queen Elizabeth had a special teddy bear to keep her company at Scottish royal residence

Queen Elizabeth was always accompanied by a special teddy bear called Haddington Bear when she was working at her royal residence the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Scotland.

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How Meghan Markle And Prince Harry’s ‘Half-In, Half-Out’ Hollywood Strategy Is Allegedly Ruffling Royal Feathers

It's always something.

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Queen Elizabeth Gave Staff One “Precise” Demand That’s Very Andrew-Coded

"All we can say is The Queen was very particular," a curator at the Palace of Holyroodhouse said.

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Newly Released Documents Reveal Ex-Prince Andrew Refused to Play Golf or Visit Less “Sophisticated Countries” in His Trade Envoy Role

The letters also show Queen Elizabeth's "keen" stance on her son's position.

The Guardian - UK

Queen’s ‘keenness’ for Andrew to be trade envoy was a grave mistake

The monarch may have thought the role would keep her ‘favourite’ second son out of trouble. How wrong she was

Evening Standard

King creates a stir baking ‘VIP dessert’ at community hub

Charles was accompanied by the Queen on the tour of the Warehouse centre in Newtownards, Co Down.

Bangkok Post

Late queen pushed for son Andrew to be UK trade envoy

LONDON — Britain's late queen Elizabeth II pushed for her son Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to be given a high-profile job as a trade envoy, a senior official said in a 2000 document released by the government on Thursday.

Evening Standard

Camilla thanks people working and volunteering with domestic abuse survivors

The Queen was visiting a venue in Newtownards, Co Down.

Evening Standard

Late Queen’s ‘Haddington’ teddy on display as part of Holyroodhouse tour

Queen Elizabeth II’s private rooms at the palace in Edinburgh have opened to the public for the first time.

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Queen was 'very keen' for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to get trade job, files show

THE late Queen was “very keen” for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor to take on a “prominent role in the promotion of national interests”, a senior…

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