The truth about Anne Boleyn’s majestic rise and grisly fall
Machiavellian schemer – or innocent caught up in wider affairs? Two new books re-examine the life of Henry VIII’s infamous second wife
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Machiavellian schemer – or innocent caught up in wider affairs? Two new books re-examine the life of Henry VIII’s infamous second wife
Prince of Wales may not want to wear one but his father continues to give the national dress his seal of approval
YouGov poll reveals stark decline in support for the monarchy, with roughly a 50 per cent drop among young people in a decade
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King Charles attended the Braemar Gathering with Queen Camilla and presented the Championship Shield
As Princess Diana's alma mater goes up for sale, pupils recall the quirks of life boarding at the grand hall
Andrew Lownie, a royal biographer, claims a ‘culture of secrecy’ surrounds royal correspondence
First official visit to the Scottish Highlands by a PM since the death of Queen Elizabeth II
The Invictus Games are a chance for the Sussexes to show the past is behind them
Plus, Oliver Dowden explains the reasons why the late monarch’s tribute will be introduced in 2026 – her centenary year
He went from street trader to Harrods tycoon, but the 'Phoney Pharaoh' was rejected by the elite and haunted by the death of Diana and Dodi
Ed Owens has some radical proposals for the monarchy, with bureaucratic innovations, new ‘King’s Days’ – and the King’s abdication
The King was accompanied by Queen Camilla, his sister, the Princess Royal, and her husband, Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence
Family source invokes Arabic idea of ‘kismet’ after loss of ‘flawed’ businessman who ‘changed Britain’s constitution’
He was a chancer whose royal obsession ended in tragedy – so how did he worm his way into the family in the first place?
A showman and a fantasist, he kept the scale and sources of his wealth mysterious, and habitually falsified both his age and his ancestry
The valet served the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Simpson for 30 years before he was scouted by the Egyptian businessman with royal ambitions
In previously unheard tapes, the Princess spoke about the King's relationship with her family, revealing he wanted a daughter
As the first anniversary of Queen Elizabeth’s death approaches, we would like your thoughts on Charles’s reign
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The 63-year-old said the eight-hour procedure allowed her to ‘wake up’ from worrying and self-doubt
From Ukrainian athletes’ trauma to son Archie’s ambitions, the series follows the Duke and competitors preparing for the 2022 event
King Charles is axing 20 per cent of royal household middle managers – but perhaps he could trim his vast real estate portfolio down instead
Duke of Sussex reveals he knew he needed help after finding himself 'lying on the floor in the foetal position'
Aaron Korsch suggested Prince Harry’s advisers were worried the clip in the legal drama would be edited by internet pranksters
Last time this happened, Wallis Simpson stayed away
Initiative will build on Coronation Food Project, a national scheme created to tackle food insecurity
Sources say attitudes towards Duke of York’s public status have not changed and will not do so
The Duke of York was spotted arriving at the church alongside the Prince and Princess of Wales during their summer holiday on the estate
The previously unpublished correspondence, dated July 15 1996, will be auctioned in Beverly Hills next month alongside other memorabilia
Monarch handed out the Ballater Colour to those stationed at the Scottish castle while the sovereign is in residence
Party said it would be a waste of public money during a cost-of-living crisis in a snub branded as ‘remarkably petty’