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Angela Kelly, dresser to Elizabeth II, could see her story on the screen (opens the original)
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Buckingham Palace is on alert after an unexpected plan by broadcasters made the possibility of events that took place behind palace walls making it to the screen. Angela Kelly, one of the closest confidantes of Elizabeth II in her later years, is having her story filmed and producers have found a way to get round a potential confidentiality issue. Her account of life behind palace doors is being made into a drama rather than a documentary and that means a lot more freedom for film makers. A docu
Princess Alexandra's health concerns after family event is missed (opens the original)
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Princess Alexandra has missed a key family event leading to concerns over her health. The 89 year old was set to attend a concert held at the weekend in memory of her sister-in-law, Katharine, The Duchess of Kent. Alexandra, a close friend of Katharine as well as her sister in law, was even listed in the Court Circular as having been at the musical tribute. However, it emerged soon afterwards that she had not been able to attend. That’s led to concerns over her health. The princess, who will tur
The British Museum is wrong to ban photos of the Bayeux Tapestry - history belongs to everyone - Royal Central (opens the original)
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Just weeks after it went on show in England for the first time in almost 1,000 years, the Bayeux Tapestry is being put under a protection order it really doesn’t need. As people queue round the block to see one of the most famous art works in the world, the British Museum has said visitors are no longer allowed to take photos. It’s completely the wrong decision. The Museum, which gets to look after the Tapestry for around a year after the unprecedented move to allow it out of France, has said th
Buckingham Palace makes unprecedented statement after claims about King Charles in new book from Earl Spencer - Royal Central (opens the original)
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In an unprecedented move, Buckingham Palace has issued a response after Earl Spencer made claims about the behaviour of King Charles at one of the most difficult moments of their lives. In his new book, Swan Song, Earl Spencer writes of the aftermath of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. He describes a telephone call with Charles in the early days of September 1997 which he says the man who is now king became angry and ended up blurting out that ”Diana will soon be forgotten’. The claim came
Prince William back in the Duchy of Cornwall to highlight community work - Royal Central (opens the original)
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Prince William headed back to Dartmoor to see the progress being made to help local communities in the area. The Prince of Wales visited Princetown on Dartmoor for the launch of its community fund. He began his day, at Gather & Moor, a new community, visitor and cultural hub in the heart of Princetown. There he met smoe of those involved in developing a new community, strategy, for Princetown. William’s previous visit to the area had seen him drop in at the youth club where he had seen the need
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