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PM gets permission from the Queen to exercise at Buckingham Palace
Boris Johnson has reportedly been given permission by the Queen to exercise in the grounds of Buckingham Palace as he continues his recovery from Covid-19. The Prime Minister has been allowed to make use of the grounds, amid security concerns
StyleEvening StandardThe secret signals the Queen sends with her handbag
The Queen loves a staple accessory. Since 1952, Elizabeth II has rarely been seen without her favourite Anello and Davide block heels, a faultless designer hat, and a handbag made by Launer London.But the Queen's accessories could have a more important purpose.
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Summer holiday with the Queen planned for baby Archie
Harry and Meghan are reportedly planning a summer holiday with the Queen at Balmoral - when they will bring baby Archie to spend time with his great-grandmother. The royal tot turns one in May and his expected return will be his first visit to
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe Queen spoke 'as a grandmother' towards Prince Harry with 'friendly and warm' speech
The official statement was released on the Royal.uk website.
CelebrityAOLQueen suggests Harry and Meghan will start ‘a more independent life’
The Queen has indicated the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to start a more "independent life" away from full-time royal duties and begin a transition period living in the UK and Canada. In her first public comments since Meghan and
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Queen spotted wearing hearing aid for first time
The Queen has been spotted in public wearing a hearing aid for what is believed to be the first time. The 93-year-old was pictured with a brown and red device lodged in her right ear as she arrived by car at Sandringham on Sunday wearing a camel
NewsHuffPost UKMeghan Markle And Prince Harry Could Give A 'No-Holds-Barred' Interview After Leaving Royal Family, Says Close Friend
Journalist and confidante Tom Bradby says failing to keep the couple on-side could be “very damaging" if they go public.
CelebrityAOLQueen Elizabeth admires how Kate Middleton is preparing to be Queen
Kate Middleton will have some big shoes to fill one day when she becomes Queen of England. But in the meantime, Her Majesty is apparently very pleased about how the Duchess of Cambridge has taken on the role of queen in waiting. Find out more in
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe Queen insisted on her 'Good evening Mr Bond' line in 2012 Olympics sketch
Who could forget Her Majesty’s cameo in the London 2012 Olympics ‘James Bond’ sketch?
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKQueen delivers parliamentary speech in regal attire and metallic heels: 'Amazing at 93'
'I am genuinely amazed at how easily, and fast, the queen walks at the age of 93 – whilst wearing a tiara and with a big robe on!'
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe Royal Box episode 30: Life at Balmoral and what it’s really like to be on a royal tour
The Queen traditionally retreats to Balmoral every summer - but why do the royals love the Scottish estate so much? Host Kate Thornton is joined by royal commentator Omid Scobie, The Sun’s former royal editor Duncan Larcombe and The Sunday Times’ royal correspondent Roya Nikkhah to discuss life at Balmoral and where the royals like to holiday to get away from it all. With upcoming overseas trips for the Cambridges and the Sussexes planned, the guests talk about the importance of royal tours and the planning that goes into them to make them run like clockwork. Plus they reveal some personal anecdotes from what it’s like to cover a royal tour.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe Queen, Charles and William 'always travel with a bag of their own blood'
It's essential for the monarch and her heirs.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UK5 scandals and tragedies that have broken while the Royal Family has been at Balmoral
Every summer, the Queen retreats to her Scottish estate Balmoral, for some relaxation and privacy. But some of the most prolific news stories, scandals and tragedies have broken while the royals have been at the estate - including Sarah Ferguson's toe-sucking photos in 1992 and Princess Diana's death in 1997. Speaking on Yahoo UK’s ‘The Royal Box,’ The Sun’s former royal editor Duncan Larcombe says: “This is a place where some of the biggest events to affect the Royal Family have broken, whilst they’ve been there in this hideout. “It is a hideout, it’s in the middle of nowhere.”
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKYou'll be surprised to hear how much work the Queen does at Balmoral
It's business as usual for Her Majesty.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe Queen 'annoyed' at The Crown's 'cruel' depiction of Prince Philip
Her Majesty's husband is often shown to be a harsh and distant father.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe Queen has her very own tartan - but no one else can wear it
Traditionally, people wear the tartan associated with their family name.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe Queen doesn't want Meghan Markle to 'feel like Princess Diana,' says royal expert
The 93-year-old monarch has forged a close bond with the 38-year-old Duchess of Sussex.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKHilarious video of the Queen chasing after Prince William resurfaces
Royal fans said they loved seeing the Queen in 'grandmother mode'.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKPrincess Beatrice's original name was 'vetoed by the Queen'
Her Majesty has to approve royal baby names.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe Queen leaves gifts at the foot of Prince George's bed
The six-year-old and his 'Gan Gan' share a special bond.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe Queen's hiring a chef - but the salary's way under the UK average
But there are added perks to the job.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe 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.”
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKHow the Queen starts her day is so far removed from everyone else
If you're a royal, getting dressed in a morning is a little different.
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKHow the Queen starts her day
Paul Burrell, who was the Queen’s footman before he became Princess Diana reveals to Yahoo UK’s ‘The Royal Box,’ reveals Her Majesty doesn’t have any clothes - or costumes as she calls them - in her rooms. He says: “She has to have her outfits brought down to her, all her clothes are kept on the top floor. “Her dresser will bring down in the morning two outfits, which are sketched with pieces of material clipped to them so that the Queen can remember whether it’s silk or cotton or wool. “The one the Queen picks is the one which is brought downstairs from up above so she doesn’t actually see her wardrobe with clothes in it.”
EntertainmentYahoo Style UKThe Royal Box episode 26: The charity ‘split’ and what Americans think of the Royal Family
The Sussexes have officially split away from their joint The Royal Foundation with the Cambridges, so what does this mean for the future? CNN’s royal commentator Victoria Arbiter, royal author Phil Dampier and PR expert Nick Ede discuss the pros and cons with host Kate Thornton. They also discuss the recent royal family get-togethers at Trooping the Colour, Garter day and Ascot and whether these ceremonial traditions will continue in future when Charles and then William are king. Victoria Arbiter, speaking from a US perspective, gives her take on what Americans think of the Royal Family. Elsewhere, Yahoo UK’s royal correspondent Danielle Stacey speaks to Princess Diana’s former butler Paul Burrell. Before working for Diana, Mr Burrell was a footman for the Queen. He tells some of his favourite anecdotes about Her Majesty, including their flight on Concorde and how she’s a great mimic. He also reveals that Meghan Markle wouldn’t have been given any formal preparation for joining the Royal Family.