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Being a monarch certainly has its perks. Big house, lots of travel, another big house, large adoring family, a big country house, two birthdays, some ...
If you were in any doubt of Cheryl Cole's 'national treasure' status then prepare to be convinced - she's had the royal seal of approval from none oth...
The Prince of Wales said today that his father is feeling "marvellous" after a royal fan inquired about the Duke of Edinburgh following a health scare...
Clarence house has released the income and expenditure of the Prince of Wales with critics immediately pouncing on the increased amount the royal rece...
Taxpayer funding for the Prince of Wales increased by 11% in the last financial year, rising more than £2 million, according to official accounts rel...
The Queen opened a £7m memorial to the members of Bomber Command who served and died during the Second World War on Thursday. The Bomber Command M...
The Queen has begun her historic visit to Northern Ireland in Enniskillen, arriving to crowds cheering - despite torrid weather and a late arrival fro...
Each year, the Queen honours the best and brightest from all walks of life in her birthday honours list, usually headlined by a mix of celebrities, ph...
Hi! My name is Daniel Smith and I constitute one half of the band The Noisettes alongside my best mate for 15 years, Shingai Shoniwa. I guess you could call me the 'Andrew Ridgeley' to her 'George Michael' (Wham! for you young 'uns) but the business of prancing about with a guitar on a big stage is a LOT of fun...
The Duke of Edinburgh is to miss a garden party at Sandringham tomorrow as he continues to recover from a bladder infection, Buckingham Palace said to...
The Queen has received more than 130,000 letters and messages of goodwill in her Diamond Jubilee year so far, Buckingham Palace revealed on Monday. ...
The Duke of Edinburgh is expected to take it easy today as he celebrates his 91st birthday just a day after leaving hospital. Philip was discharged...
Brits don't really want to be branded. A favourite pastime might be moaning about the state of our country, but woe betide any other nationality finding fault with our home state. We have the best of everything, and sometimes the worst (I'm thinking mainly about the weather, although you can take your pick from the economy, our teeth and all manner of other stereotypical issues) but it is ours, which counts for a lot. The past week has showcased that in all its glory.
The Queen would have found celebrating the final two days of her Diamond Jubilee without the Duke of Edinburgh at her side "quite testing", according ...
The Duke of Edinburgh smiled and nodded to reporters as he left hospital today in time to celebrate his 91st birthday tomorrow. Philip shook hands ...
The Duke of Edinburgh faces spending his 91st birthday in hospital, where he is recovering from a bladder infection. Buckingham Palace said he migh...
From fat cats to posh toffs - via Ed Miliband, jubilee celebrations and a little Photoshop magic - enjoy our round-up of this week's silliest pictures...
The Duke of Cambridge has qualified as an operational search and rescue captain, Clarence House said on Thursday. William - known as Flight Lieuten...
It's likely some of us will have strung up the bunting and picked up a few Union Jack flags over the last few days. But for some people, Royal fev...
With more than 3,700 seats and at 1km long, it was one of the UK's longest street parties - and a spot of rain certainly wasn't going to spoil the fun...
The Downing Street Jubilee party was a great Big Society occasion despite the festivities being held inside, Prime Minister David Cameron said on Sund...
The Deputy Prime Minister said he was "delighted" to join constituents for a street party to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee. Nick Clegg and ...
History as people will tell you, tends to be written by the winners. The winners of battles on the military field, politically and of statistics by proxy. Britain in days of yore had their empirical battles of colonialism and imperialism that led to them dominant, in thrall to no-one of their standing on the world stage for a few hundred years.
The bells rang out today as the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh sped under Battersea Bridge to mark the start of the Diamond Jubilee River Pageant. Des...
The Diamond Jubilee river pageant welcomed its first royal guests on Sunday as excitement grew ahead of the start of the Diamond Jubilee river pageant...
