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Taking after his father! Royal fans say Prince George, 11, looks just like Prince William in monochrome birthday snap taken by Kate
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The black and white photo, taken by keen photographer Kate Middleton, 42, shows Prince George, 11, in a suit, beaming at the camera (pictured left). George, who is the eldest of the Waleses children and second-in-line to the throne, had his hair combed to the side in the image. He looked dapper and sharp, donning a blazer, smart trousers and a crisp white shirt as he smiled and looked into the lens of the camera. And lovers of The Firm have compared the young royal to his father, Prince William , 42, adding that he 'looks so much like his dad'. (both pictured right, at the final of the Euros in Berlin).
The products used by the royals to stay looking youthful: From a natural alternative to Botox to a moisturiser launched in 1930... and the cream Prince Harry put on his 'frost-bitten' nether regions
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Being the most photographed people in the world, members of the Royal Family strive to look their very best on every occasion. They consult top beauty experts for recommendations on products that maintain their skin's health, promoting a youthful glow and combating signs of ageing. From a natural alternative to Botox to a moisturiser launched in 1930, we reveal the products they use to maintain their glow.
Donald Trump shooter 'searched for the Princess of Wales online' and downloaded images of her to his phone before he tried to murder the former US president , FBI searches reveal
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Thomas Matthew Crooks had downloaded photos of the future queen, FBI analysis of his two phones and laptop show. Police in the US made the discovery about his apparent fixation with the British royal after searching Crooks' home and seizing his electronic devices in the aftermath of his attack in Pennsylvania last Saturday. The 20-year-old rifleman had images of the Princess of Wales on his phone, sources close to the investigation told DailyMail.com. Crooks had searched for information about the 42-year-old royal in addition to looking at Donald Trump, President Joe Biden , FBI Director Christopher Wray and US Attorney General Merrick Garland. It is not yet clear why Crooks was focused on Kate, the only non-American in the group of people found in his internet search history.
Meghan 'set alarm bells ringing' at the Palace from the start. As their star wanes, there are two mistakes from those days she and Harry must fix, writes RICHARD EDEN
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In recent months, Harry and Meghan have given the impression they are keen to mend fences with the Royal Family. Yet still the Sussexes seem determined to risk conflict. Harry's decision to go ahead and collect the Pat Tillman award last week (above left) - despite protests from thousands of people including the late American hero's own mother, Mary - was a sign of the couple's stubborn refusal to admit they might be wrong.
Lord Louis Mountbatten and the 'happy threesome': How Prince Philip's uncle married wife Edwina on this day in 1922, before she fell in love with India's prime minister - and her husband didn't mind!
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The wedding of Lord Louis Mountbatten and Edwina Ashley, 102 years ago today, began with the bride gliding down the aisle in a shimmering low-waisted silver dress. The glittering ceremony on July 18, 1922, was attended by an elite list of guests who included King George V. Following the ceremony, the couple drove away in a Rolls Royce that Edwina had bought as a wedding gift for her new husband, and they soon began their grand honeymoon - but the splendour did not continue into their marriage. For socialite Edwina - who was described as one of the six best-dressed women in the world - would not meet her true love, prime minister of India Jawaharlal Nehru (right, with Edwina) until 1946 in Singapore. By then, both she and Lord Mountbatten - who was Prince Philip's uncle - had each had several affairs.
EXCLUSIVECamilla behind closed doors: Her worrying days with Charles after his cancer diagnosis and the eternal optimism that has made the King 'sweetly proud': REBECCA ENGLISH
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She might have hoped her birthday tomorrow would involve nothing more taxing than putting her feet up with her husband. Instead, Queen Camilla will celebrate turning 77 by popping on her Bruce Oldfield gown and the family's iconic Diamond Diadem to accompany King Charles to the State Opening of Parliament. 'It's not the tip-top way she would choose to be spending her birthday,' one close friend tells me, 'but you won't ever hear a single word of complaint. About anything, really. For someone who wasn't born into the Royal Family, she's got an extraordinarily strong sense of duty and the temperament to cope.'
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: Eighteen months after Prince Harry's book Spare and there's still no sign of the paperback. Why not?
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Eighteen months after publication of Prince Harry 's Spare and still no sign of the paperback version. Publishers are usually swift to get one on the market, especially if they can market it as containing 'sensational' new material. But it seems Harry has no new spare excitement to impart. His family has kept him at arms length, aware that anything they say could be taken down and used in evidence against them. The only exclusives Harry could offer relate to his view of the Coronation from behind Aunt Anne's plumed hat and how he nipped in to Buck House en route to Heathrow to use the loo.
Moment Kate passes on Louis and George's sweet question for Wimbledon champ Carlos Alcaraz
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In a clip shared by BBC Sport on X, Kate Middleton , 42, asked the 21-year-old star tennis star who his favourite Spanish football player is - ahead of the country's 2-1 win against England later that fateful night. The royal, who has stepped away from public royal duties while undergoing cancer treatment, saw Spanish reigning champion Carlos take on veteran Novak Djokovic , winning in three sets. With Princess Charlotte, 9, and sister Pippa, 40, by her side, the royal enjoyed a tense rematch of last year's championship match on the grass of the All England Club. Speaking to Carlos after his victory, she admitted 'the boys' - most likely referring to her sons George, 10, and Louis, 6 - were curious about the tennis pro's thoughts on his country's football stars. Yesterday, William and Kate posted an endearing photo of Charlotte and Louis watching the Euros final as they paid tribute to the Three Lions following England's heartbreaking loss (inset).
'Thank you for being an all-round class act': Prince William pays emotional tribute to Gareth Southgate and praises his 'humility, compassion and true leadership' as Three Lions boss steps down following Euros final defeat
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The Prince of Wales, 42, thanked the former Three Lions' boss for his 'humility, compassion, and true leadership under the most intense pressure and scrutiny'. In a touching message to Southgate, the royal described him as an 'all-round class act' who 'should be incredibly proud of what you've achieved'. He wrote in a post from the official Kensington Palace account: 'Gareth, I want to thank you - not as the President of the FA, but as an England fan. Thank you for creating a team that stands shoulder to shoulder with the world's finest in 2024.'
Kate wore earrings from London-based sustainable jewellers for Wimbledon day out - and they're more affordable than you might think
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Kate Middleton made a very fashionable return to public life once more on Sunday, joining her daughter Princess Charlotte for a day out at Wimbledon tennis. Kate was as radiant as ever in a purple £1295 bespoke dress from Safiyaa - and even added a pair of brand new earrings for the occasion. She opted for the sterling silver and gold Sabine Hoops (pictured) by British independent jeweller By Pariah - a London-based sustainable brand.
Heir this! Royal fans joke they want 'justice for Prince Louis' after the Prince and Princess of Wales took Princess Charlotte and Prince George to Wimbledon and Euros 2024 finals
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Royal fans have joked they want 'justice for Prince Louis' after Princess Charlotte and Prince George joined their parents at two very high-profile sporting events this weekend. Yesterday, the Princess of Wales, 42, was joined by Princess Charlotte (top right), nine, to watch Carlos Alcaraz triumph over Novak Djokovic on Centre Court in south-west London. Meanwhile, Prince George, 11, travelled out to Berlin with the Prince of Wales (bottom right) this weekend to watch England lose against Spain in the Euros 2024 final. The young Prince (left)'s absence from both Wimbledon and the Euros 2024 finals left people asking what he might be doing instead - and filling in the gaps with amusing speculation.
'One last push!' Prince William urges Harry Kane's men to 'go out there and show the world' as royal heads to Berlin for Euros final against Spain
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Prince William has urged Harry Kane 's men to 'go out there and show the world' as the royal heads to Berlin for the Euros final against Spain. In a post on X, the Prince of Wales said he is 'so proud' of England ahead of the final match. In the personal post, written by the prince himself and signed of 'W', he said: 'We are so proud of you all England, just one last push to finish the job! Go out there and show the world what you're made of. We believe. W' Prince William has been showing his support throughout the tournament, appearing at several of the matches and cheering on the team including at England's victory against Switzerland last week. William has confirmed he will be in attendance at the final tomorrow in Berlin while the Princess of Wales is tipped to present the trophies on Centre Court.
The tender gesture at the Queen's Coronation that told the Press Princess Margaret was in love... but her romance with Group Captain Peter Townsend ended in sadness
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The coronation of Queen Elizabeth II is remembered as perhaps the greatest royal spectacle ever captured on film. But on that incredible day inside Westminster Abbey in 1953, the Queen's sister Princess Margaret garnered some attention too, when she was spotted in a tender moment with Group Captain Peter Townsend. 'In an idle moment, she flicked a piece of fluff from Townsend's uniform: an insignificant gesture but one that said a great deal,' royal writer Valentine Low wrote in his recent book Courtiers: The Hidden Power Behind the Throne. 'That instant was enough to signal to the world's press that there was more going on between Margaret and the handsome - but divorced - former fighter pilot than met the eye.' Townsend had served as King George VI's equerry from 1944 until 1952 and was at the time of the Coronation serving in the same role for the new Queen.
Could school the King called 'Colditz in Kilts' have been the making of him? How at Gordonstoun Prince Charles weathered bullies and a broken nose in rugby, acted in Shakespeare plays and became head boy
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He allegedly described his experience at Gordonstoun as 'Colditz in kilts' and once wrote to his mother the Queen expressing his desire to 'come home'. But the King's decision to accept a prestigious patronage at his former school in May hinted that his experience was not all bad. In her recent book My Mother and I: The Inside Story of the King and Our Late Queen, royal author Ingrid Seward quotes Charles's former classmate, Ross Benson, who revealed the future monarch's stoicism in the face of bullying - even when he got his nose broken in a rugby match. Charles continued to play rugby right up until he left Gordonstoun. Ms Seward said he 'never hesitated' or showed 'signs of fear'. And in his final year, the Prince was chosen to portray the Pirate King in a performance of Gilbert and Sullivan's comic opera the Kings of Penzance, having also acted in Shakespeare's Macbeth. Charles arrived at Gordonstoun in April 1962 (left) after spending four years at Cheam School in Hampshire. He stayed until 1967 (right, final day) and left as House Captain and Guardian (Head Boy) with five O-levels.
Waleses to divide and conquer for historic sporting weekend: Hopes Kate will attend Wimbledon finals while William flies out to Berlin for England v Spain Euros final
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Rebecca English Royal Editor It's going to be the biggest Sunday of sport for decades - and the royals are likely to be in the thick of it.Although there has been no official confirmation yet, the Prince of Wales is expected to fly to Berlin to watch his beloved England play their first ever major final on foreign soil. Meanwhile back in the UK, Wimbledon officials remain 'hopeful' that his wife, the Princess of Wales, may feel well enough to hand out their own trophies over the weekend. Contingency plans are in place for the Duchess of Gloucester, who is a massive tennis fan and been an Honorary President of the Lawn Tennis Association for 25 years, to step in if Kate is unavailable due to her ongoing preventative cancer treatment. And no promises have been made by Kensington Palace.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are treating life like a 'prom event' as they surround themselves with Hollywood stars and live 'the California lifestyle', expert tells PALACE CONFIDENTIAL
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Charlotte Griffiths, the Editor at Large for the Mail on Sunday (pictured left), told the Mail+'s weekly talk show that the Montecito-based Duke and Duchess of Sussex are treating life 'like a red carpet event'. The panel spoke about the growing backlash about the decision to give Prince Harry the memorial award set up in the name of the late Pat Tillman, an American football star who gave up a £3million contract to enlist in the US Army after 9/11. Pat's mother Mary said she was 'shocked' and was not consulted about the prize going to the Duke of Sussex.
RICHARD EDEN: Like all of us, the 'Sussex Squad' are feverishly awaiting Kate's possible Wimbledon comeback... but for a very different reason
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Her presence would generate more excitement among the Wimbledon crowd than even the moment a Royal actually played at the tournament back in 1926. That was when King Charles 's grandfather, George VI , competed in the men's doubles tournament alongside his friend and mentor Sir Louis Greig. And, increasingly, there are hopes that the Princess of Wales , could attend the Championships this weekend to present the trophies after the finals. Catherine's attendance has, of course, been taken for granted in previous years. As Patron of the All England club since 2016, she's become synonymous with Wimbledon as strawberries and cream.
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: King Charles offered Sir Keir Starmer a snifter of whisky during their first meeting
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King Charles offered Sir Keir Starmer a snifter of whisky, I hear, thinking the new PM might enjoy his audience more after a restorative dram. Starmer politely declined the offer. He's rarely associated with frivolity. At Labour's election victory party at Tate Modern, guests were given a voucher for one free drink. Old Labour was more fun. Old soaks boast that dinner invitations to its annual seaside conferences read '7 for 9pm' - leaving adequate time for refreshment.
King Charles hails 'best of British' business prize winners at Windsor Castle ceremony - celebrating innovations such as interactive 'beeping' walking sticks and paper bottles for wine and spirits
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He welcomed companies recognised for their innovation with the King's Award for Enterprise to his Berkshire home, and chatted to the entrepreneurs and established executives whose practices and products have earned them praise. The awards are one of the most prestigious business accolades in the country, with winners able to use its emblem for the next five years and many report it boosts their profile and access to new markets. Among the guests was Jonathan Reynolds, the new Business Secretary, and pointing to the business people Charles told the politician 'they represent the best of British'. One of the first winners Charles met was the senior team from WeWalk, which has produced a smart walking stick for the visually impaired that can give directions, beep when obstacles are sensed and even provide information about points of interest.
Wimbledon lines up the Duchess of Gloucester to present trophies on finals weekend if Kate is unavailable amid her cancer treatment
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The Duchess of Gloucester has been lined up as a possible replacement to present the Wimbledon trophies this weekend if the Princess of Wales is unavailable amid her cancer treatment, it has emerged. It's understood that Kate is being given 'as much flexibility as possible' by the All England Club, who will not make a final decision until the morning of the women's final on Saturday. The Princess of Wales took over Queen Elizabeth II as patron of the All England Club in 2016, and has presented trophies on Centre Court ever since. But she had made just one public appearance this year at Trooping the Colour following her announcement in March that she is having preventative chemotherapy for cancer which was found after major abdominal surgery in January.
Prince William hugs England goal hero Bukayo Saka as he congratulates the Three Lions after their latest Euros win - hailing it 'nail-biting to the very end'
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Prince William hugged England goal hero Bukayo Saka as he congratulated the Three Lions after their latest Euros win. The Prince of Wales hailed last night's game against Switzerland 'nail-biting to the very end' and was snapped cheering with his fists in the air at Dusseldorf Arena after Saka scored the equaliser at the 80th minute. Chants of 'England, England, England' echoed throughout the stadium during the thrilling moment.
How Sophie eclipsed Meghan: As the Duchess of Edinburgh is 'promoted' at state events in absence of other young royals, expert reveals she's an 'achiever' whom King Charles can trust
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Over the past four years, royal fans may have noticed that Sophie has been working her way up the cogs of The Firm. From attending glittering banquets to standing next to Queen Camilla on the Buckingham Palace balcony for Trooping the Colour, her high status is crystal clear to the public. But she was afforded the opportunity to move to the inner circle when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced that they were leaving the Royal Family in exchange for a more star-studded lifestyle in Montecito, California (Sophie and Meghan pictured in 2018, left and 2019, inset). The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh are the only two working members, apart from the Prince and Princess of Wales , who are under 70, therefore it was only natural for them to step up and take over as senior working royals, earning the trust of both the late Queen and King Charles. And this was seen recently when Sophie was 'promoted' to the top table at the lavish State Banquet for the Japanese royals last week, where she was placed right next to Emperor Naruhito at Buckingham Palace (pictured right).
RICHARD EDEN: If Harry has any decency he will hand back his controversial award and give it instead to someone who values of self-sacrifice and service before personal gain
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When the Duke of Sussex gave his first speech (above) after quitting royal duties in 2020 to seek his fortune overseas, he voiced both his sadness and indignation that his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, had not allowed him to keep his ties to the Armed Forces. 'Our hope was to continue serving the Queen, the Commonwealth, and my military associations, but without public funding,' he told guests at a charity event in West London . 'Unfortunately, that wasn't possible.'
King Charles and Queen Camilla stand proud in new portrait following Thistle Service in Edinburgh with Prince William and Prince Edward on either side
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The British royal family have released a new portrait (pictured) following the Thistle Service at St Giles' Cathedral in Edinburgh today. The service celebrated Scotland's highest honour of chivalry and made Camilla, 76, and Prince Edward , 60, members of the Order of the Thistle. The King and Queen stand proud in the centre of the portrait, with the Prince of Wales, 42, and the Duke of Edinburgh on either side. (Pictured from L to R: Prince William, King Charles, Queen Camilla, and Prince Edward)
Horsing around! Duchess of Edinburgh leaves Prince Edward and Lady Louise in hysterics as she fails at drinking game during Sandringham Horse Trials
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The Duchess of Edinburgh (centre) had Prince Edward and Lady Louise in hysterics this weekend when she took part in an unusual challenge while carriage driving. Sophie, 59, was seen participating in the Sandringham Driving Horse Trials on Saturday while her husband and daughter watched on. During the event, the royal was challenged to hold a wine glass full of sparkling water (right) between her teeth as she drove along. The Duchess (left) was then meant to place the glass down at the next stand - but missed the post.
EPHRAIM HARDCASTLE: As Kate's Wimbledon attendance hangs on the word of her doctor, stand-in to present the tennis trophies William may also be unavailable - depending on how well Southgate's Lions do
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Kate's hopes of attending Wimbledon might depend on doctor's orders - but there is another issue. Her stand-in to present the trophies, Prince William, might not be available. His diary is in the hands of Gareth Southgate, whose England team could be in action in the Euro Championships final on Wimbledon's last weekend. William, possibly with George in tow, is pencilled in to attend. What to do? Former President of the Lawn Tennis Association the Duchess of Gloucester, who has never presented the trophies, would surely be chafing at the bit. THE inquiry into the election betting fiasco triggers nervous gulps among Palace flunkeys who discreetly provide inside information about royal events to favoured punters for a fee. Before the Palace released advance details of what the Queen would wear to Royal Ascot, one courtier trousered a hefty bookie bonus by correctly betting on her hat colour. The sale of advance info remains lucrative with staffers anxious that the current probe doesn't upset the honey pot. As essayist Walter Bagehot noted on the mystery of majesty: 'We must not let in daylight upon magic.' TREASURY plumbers are on standby for likely election victor Rachel Reeves's elevation to Chancellor. Current incumbent Jeremy Hunt's black-and-white tiled private bathroom is 'masculine and functional' and has never had a female occupant. The biggest headache has been whether to leave the urinal in place. Mandarins have decided to leave the decision to Reeves, above. 'Tis all cisterns go Rachel!
When the Duchess of Westminster had to hold on to her veil during a strong blast of wind and all the other times the Royal family have had to battle with the breeze - as these pictures show...
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Prince Louis offers the England squad advice on how to win Euro 2024 as his father Prince William tells stars the young Royal recommended they eat 'double portions' to clinch victory
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