- StyleDanielle Stacey
The Queen, Charles and William 'always travel with a bag of their own blood'
It's essential for the monarch and her heirs.
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The Queen, Charles and William 'always travel with a bag of their own blood'
The Queen, Prince Charles and Prince William always take a vital essential on their royal tours with them - a supply of their own blood. The Sun’s former royal editor Duncan Larcombe tells Yahoo UK’s ‘The Royal Box,’: “If it’s the Queen, Prince Charles or Prince William, they’ll have the royal physician with them, with a bag full of their own blood, just in case something happens.” With Charles and Camilla going to New Zealand, Kate and William set to travel to Pakistan and Meghan and Harry heading to Africa this autumn - who is in their royal entourage? The Sunday Times' royal correspondent Roya Nikkhah explains: "It tends to be between 12 - 14 in the entourage. It tends to be three press secretaries, a private secretary, sometimes an assistant private secretary will go as well, a hairdresser, a valet, a digital person who assists with communications."
- StyleLauren Clark
Princess Diana's waist shrunk by five inches in run up to wedding, says dress designer
The iconic gown had to be started afresh several times.
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The huge problem facing the Royal Family when the Queen dies
The Royal Family face a problem when the Queen dies and it’s all to do with the popularity of the monarchy, according to one royal expert. Tim Ewart, ITV News’ former royal editor tells Yahoo UK’s ‘The Royal Box’: “The reality for the monarchy is that when the Queen dies, one of the reasons for the monarchy’s popularity will be gone. “A large part of the popularity of the monarchy is based on the popularity of the Queen. Will that transfer to her son? Open question, we don’t know, but there are suggestions that he’s not as popular as she is.”
- StyleDanielle Fowler
The Queen's former Malta home is available to buy for a cool £5 million
The Queen and Prince Philip enjoyed the early days of marriage at Villa Guardamangia.
StyleDanielle StaceyThe Queen handled Donald Trump's state visit 'beautifully'
“The Royal Family prepared and handled it very, very well.”
StyleDanielle FowlerMelania Trump turns to Meghan Markle's go-to designer for final UK state visit dinner
The First Lady dressed in a £5,610 red caped gown by Givenchy.
StyleDanielle StaceyWhy the Queen hurried along Charles and Diana's wedding photos
Fashion designer David Emanuel reveals what went on behind-the-scenes.
- StyleDanielle Stacey
Prince Charles and Camilla's upcoming tour might hint at Meghan Markle's due date
Royal watchers believe Clarence House's latest announcement may give away a clue about when we can expect the arrival of Baby Sussex.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Meghan Markle's maternity wardrobe: 76 outfits and a combined cost of almost £500,000
From Givenchy to Oscar de la Renta, the mother-to-be certainly has expensive taste.
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The Royal Box episode 12: Charles' popularity, why the Queen's the ultimate working woman and is the Meghan effect waning?
As Prince Charles celebrates his 70th birthday, Kate Thornton discusses what kind of king he will be and his public perception with royal author Robert Jobson, royal editor Chrissie Reeves and PR expert Nick Ede. And we ask, is the Meghan and Harry effect beginning to wane? Elsewhere, award-winning filmmaker Nick Bullen tells us why the Queen is the ultimate working woman in part two of his exclusive interview with Yahoo UK's 'The Royal Box' and why she will never step down from the throne.
