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Queen Mary gives polka dots an autumnal update with cinnamon-toned co-ord - this shade has tempted me away from pastels

It's still too warm for knitwear but the Queen of Denmark is starting to embrace the next season in a subtle way

Woman & Home · Aug 16

Ex-drug kingpin pardoned

Former drug kingpin Laota Saenlee, 86, has been released from Bang Kwang Central Prison after receiving a royal pardon under a decree issued to mark Her Majesty the Queen's 4th-cycle birthday anniversary.

Bangkok Post · Aug 16

Princess Anne's Husband Is the "Perfect Mixture" of Two Royal Relatives, According to a Body Language Expert

"He's able to stand to the side and let his wife take center stage."

Marie Claire · Aug 15

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This Royal "Commands Respect Naturally" But Can Also "Demand It," Says Body Language Expert

Darren Stanton says that this “more dominant” figure in the Royal Family has a "quiet authority" similar to Queen Elizabeth.

Marie Claire · Aug 14

Another Queen Elizabeth grandchild appears set to give up royal titles as Royal family reveals his future plans

Buckingham Palace has seemingly confirmed that James, Earl of Wessex, the youngest grandchild of the late Queen Elizabeth II, will not be taking on his royal titles as an adult. The 18-year-old son of Prince Edward and Sophie, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, has earned the necessary grades from…

The Times of India · Aug 14

Why Queen Elizabeth Was Once Accused of “Walking Out in a Huff,” Forcing the BBC to Issue an Apology

"We got to see all sides of her that day."

Marie Claire · Aug 13

James, 18, Earl of Wessex, passes A-levels, to study rural land management at Royal Agricultural University after working as a farmhand at King Charles’ Sandringham estate

James, 18, Earl of Wessex, has passed his A-levels and will study rural land management at the Royal Agricultural University in Gloucestershire. Prince Edward and Sophie’s son spent part of the summer working as a farmhand at King Charles III’s Sandringham estate, where he was reportedly seen driving tractors and…

The Times of India · Aug 13

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West End and ITV icon Sheila Mathews dies aged 99 after incredible 90-year career

Mathews made her theatrical debut when she was just three years old

The Independent UK · Aug 13

West End and TV star Sheila Mathews dies aged 99

Mathews made her stage debut at the age of three and had a career that spanned more than 90 years.

Evening Standard · Aug 13

Quote of the day by King Charles: "To my darling Mama, as you begin your last great journey to join my dear…" - a tribute to Queen Elizabeth, on gratitude, service and a son's farewell

Few words spoken at a moment of personal loss carry the weight of an entire lifetime. When Queen Elizabeth II died on 8 September 2022, her eldest son, King Charles III, addressed the nation the following day, speaking as both a new monarch and a grieving son at the same…

The Times of India · Aug 12

Prince Edward's School Friend Unpacks the "Terrifying" Sandringham Dress Code and What "Divine" Queen Elizabeth Did to Calm Her Nerves

The late Queen stepped in to help when a teenage Tanya Rose was invited to stay with the royals.

Marie Claire · Aug 12

More than 12,000 call on council to secure future of much-loved Victorian building

More than 12,000 people are calling on the council to ensure that a much-loved Victorian park attraction stays under public ownership.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 12

Why Cats Bring Dead Prey to Their Owners: The Feline Hunting Instinct Explained

Cats hunt even when they are not hungryDomestic cats are obligate carnivores with a predator's neural wiring that does not switch off when a bowl of kibble is full. A 2013 study published in Nature Communications tracked free-roaming cats across the United States and found that they kill between 1.3…

Times Life · Aug 12

Prince Philip "Had Reservations" About One Member of Queen Elizabeth's Family For Having an "Emotional Hold" Over Prince Charles

Royal biographer Gyles Brandreth spoke to the late Duke about his feelings on one of his in-laws.

Marie Claire · Aug 11

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Marie Claire · Aug 11

Fashion Expert Shares How to Master Princess Kate and Queen Elizabeth’s Country Chic “Balmoral Look” This Fall

Tom Birbeck of Scottish label House of Bruar shares how to nail the Scottish Highlands aesthetic.

The Times of India · Aug 11

A diver found a $3 million gold cross in a Spanish shipwreck; 20 years later, it vanished from a museum

In 1955, a Bermudian diver named Teddy Tucker pulled a gold cross studded with seven emeralds from the wreck of a sixteenth-century Spanish galleon resting in the reefs off Bermuda. It would go on to be called one of the most valuable single objects ever recovered from a shipwreck. Tucker…

Bangkok Post · Aug 10

Thailand, Myanmar seek to reset ties

On Aug 7, Myanmar's President Min Aung Hlaing paid his respects at the memorials of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit The Queen Mother and Her Royal Highness Princess Bajrakitiyabha Narendiradebyavati at the Grand Palace. He also paid homage to the Emerald Buddha there.

International Business Times UK · Aug 10

Royal Author Reveals Prince Philip Called Charles' Decision to Air Grievances 'Bloody Stupid'

Royal author Gyles Brandreth reveals Prince Philip called Charles 'self-indulgent' and 'bloody stupid' for publicly airing his painful childhood grievances.

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The Times of India · Aug 10

At 13, Jay Hung became his mother’s caregiver; now the Queen’s student has built a peer community for young Canadians like him

When most teenagers are focused on school, friendships and weekend plans, Jay Hung was learning how to care for his mother. At just 13, the Queen’s University student became a young caregiver after his mother was diagnosed with late-stage cancer. Years later, Hung is using that experience to help other…

The Economic Times · Aug 10

Earlier this year, Smithsonian scientists decoded the pheromones that determine whether bee daughters stay home or leave. It produced surprising clues about how simple insect societies evolve into complex communities

Bee pheromones: New research reveals queen bees use chemical signals to guide daughters. These pheromones influence whether daughters remain home or reproduce independently. Queens producing more signals demonstrate higher reproductive success and egg-laying. This chemical communication helps organize simple insect societies over time.

The Economic Times · Aug 10

King Charles stepping away from the spotlight? Why the monarch is retreating to Balmoral as the royal family's cherished Scottish estate closes to visitors

King Charles is stepping away from the spotlight for his annual summer break at Balmoral Castle as the royal family's cherished Scottish retreat closes to visitors. The historic 50,000-acre estate will remain closed to the public through the summer as the King and his family prepare for their traditional stay.…

MyLifeXP · Aug 10

Why Jagannath Ji Teaches Us to Stop Chasing Perfection

How many things in your life are still waiting for the “right time”? That course you want to start. The business idea sitting in your notebook. The fitness plan you keep postponing. The conversation you want to have. You tell yourself, “I will start when everything is perfect.” But what…

Louder · Aug 10

How Pete Townshend turned youthful disgust into The Who's biggest hit. "I didn't like being confronted with money and the class system and power"

Inspired by his wealthy neighbours and reinforced by a run-in with the Queen Mother, My Generation is a mod anthem turned rock legend

Marie Claire · Aug 9

Exclusive: Royal Author Reveals How Princess Kate's Style Choices Are "Not Really Timeless," but Part of a "Historical Continuum"

"Her genius is image-making," royal expert Catherine Mayer tells 'Marie Claire' in a new interview.

Guitar World · Aug 9

Dan Hawkins on the time he jammed “back to back” with Brian May onstage: “I was like, ‘Oh my god, I’ve never done this before. If I move, he will fall over”

The Darkness shared the stage with the Queen guitar legend back in 2011

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