Royal Family: Clever ‘trick’ to stop London tourists from peeking into Kate Middleton’s private home
Kensington Palace uses a clever trick to prevent people from peering into Kate Middleton and Prince William’s private home and garden during tours of the mansion, a TikTok has claimed. People pay... Read more »
More than 1,100 families have signed a petition demanding an improvement in postal deliveries by the Royal Mail. Tens of thousands of residents of Dulwich, Crystal Palace, Nunhead Peckham and Gipsy Hill... Read more »
Royal Mail has today said deliveries are operating “as normal” across most of the country – with the exception of more than 70 offices. Six out of the 34 delivery offices hit... Read more »
Londoners are missing out important medical and bank documents because they say there are delays in getting Royal Mail post delivered. Some Merton residents have reportedly not received any mail for weeks... Read more »
The Metropolitan Police has announced a “no-fly zone” could be created around Windsor Castle as security arrangements for the palace are reviewed. An application for this so-called restricted airspace has been made.... Read more »
A remote church in the middle of Devon is believed to hold clues to solve a 500-year-old royal murder mystery. The discovery of secret symbols at the church in Coldridge, deep in... Read more »
LONDON — At least there’s Kate. The Duchess of Cambridge, who turns 40 on Sunday, has emerged as Britain’s reliable royal. After Prince Harry and Meghan’s stormy departure to California in 2020,... Read more »
Emerson Royal has snubbed Manchester United star Cristiano Ronaldo when asked to name his toughest opponent so far in the Premier League. Emerson has come up against plenty of difficult players since... Read more »
Brent Reyes still sees patients who do not believe that Covid-19 exists. The intensive care nurse, who works at the Royal Free Hospital in north London, worked through the peak waves of... Read more »
The River Thames has a stunning variety of islands. There are some 180 of them in all. Some big, some small. Some inhabited, and some where people are barred from setting foot.... Read more »
