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Queen Elizabeth Tried—and Failed—to "Persuade" Son Ex-Prince Andrew "To Be More Discreet," Says Royal Historian

"There was nothing The Queen could do..."

Marie Claire

The "Sudden, Appalling, and Unexpected Tragedy" That Pushed Queen Elizabeth II Into a New "Era"

"The overwrought crowds had wanted more of the monarch, not less," one historian shared.

Marie Claire

One Royal's Parents Thought Her Spouse Was "Rough, Ill-Mannered," and Would "Probably" Cheat on Her

They allegedly called him "uneducated."

Marie Claire

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Royal Author Says Queen Elizabeth "Was the Keeper of Many Secrets" and She Disliked "Emotional Incontinence"

"She never leaked."

Marie Claire

Queen Elizabeth "Never Saw Herself as a Celebrity" and Once Suggested She Spent Too Much "Time Conversing With Total Strangers"

"She did not care what other people thought about her," one royal historian revealed.

Marie Claire

One Hobby Gave Queen Elizabeth "Another Life" and Distracted Her From the "Pressures and Demands" of Being the Monarch, Says Royal Historian

"She could behave with them in ways that were not allowed in public."

Marie Claire

America’s Anglophiles gear up for coronation day: ‘I have a corgi dress’

It’s quiche, scones and a 4am start for the US’s British superfans, even as some remain unsure of what Charles III is about

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We must keep the rituals that bind us – not blind us

Letters: Readers respond to Nesrine Malik’s article about the mysticism of royalty, and how pageantry is designed to engineer consent, even awe, for an unequal system

The Guardian - UK

Putin making ‘preposterous’ claims about Russia’s past to justify Ukraine war

Vladimir Putin is making “perverse and preposterous” claims about Russia’s past to justify his invasion of Ukraine, one of Britain’s most eminent historians has warned as he hit out over the “terrible damage” that distortions of the truth can inflict.

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