Queen Elizabeth Loved This Two-Ingredient Cocktail Before Lunch—Here’s the Surprising Reason Why
No, it wasn’t just an excuse for a midday buzz. Here's why Queen Elizabeth indulged in this very specific drink every day.
The Queen Mother Loved Male Company at Events: "The Bigger the Rogue, the Better"
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Queen Elizabeth Was Never Pictured While She Was Pregnant— And There's A Surprising Reason Behind It
Royal pregnancies today are dutifully recorded, with every maternity outfit, public engagement, and growing baby bump making headlines. While Princess Diana, Kate Middleton, Meghan Markle, Princess ...
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The Queen, Elizabeth II
The late Queen Elizabeth II, born Elizabeth Alexandra Mary in 1926, ruled for longer than any other monarch in British history. During her 70-year reign, the late Queen was much loved and ...
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The Queen Mother - News, articles and comment
Back to the Queen Mother: 'The two people who have caused me most trouble in my life are Wallis Simpson and Hitler.' For more than half a century - during which time Elizabeth was variously ...
A Guide to All of King Charles’s Homes
The official home of King Charles and the administrative headquarters of the British royal family, Buckingham Palace is ...
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Princess Anne wears a deeply sentimental wedding gift brooch from Queen Elizabeth II at Commonwealth Day celebrations
The Princess Royal is no stranger to the royal re-wear, and her choice of brooch at Commonwealth Day celebrations made for a ...
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Hillsborough Castle gives glimpse into royal fashion
The fitting backdrop of Hillsborough Castle, itself a royal residence, is hosting an exhibition that gives an intimate ...
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King George VI and the Queen Mother narrowly escaped death in the bombing of Buckingham Palace during the Blitz - but the man who supplied 'inside information' to the Nazis was ...
On September 13, 1940, a German pilot was given his orders: destroy Buckingham Palace and kill the King and Queen. Should he succeed, it would be a military triumph for Adolf Hitler. Later that ...