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I think Nikolai or Alexandra said something during the title debacle about expecting to lose the titles upon marriage too.

And how is it that all the press have access to this specific part of a statement, when only the opening statements on day 1 were able to be reported on due to security concerns?

You can see it here

Yes, they did. There was then a complaint made that the transfer was against the rules. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/royal-family/2020/07/20/royal-charities-could-investigated-transfer-funds-cambridges/

From memory they announced it because the Daily Mail reported on their separation.

Where did he say / imply that? The only quotes from him I can find are holding the party line that Meghan wanted to come but her physician didn’t give her medical clearance.

Depending on bubble arrangements though, that may mean that Bea / Eugenie / Zara may have to sit alone at the funeral which would be very sad. They may decide that those that loved him most (eg grandchildren) should have someone with them to support them in lieu of extended relations. I also...

Given we haven’t seen or heard of her travelling to see her mother yet, I’ve wondered if maybe Anne is already staying at Windsor with The Queen.

Every household has to sit 2 metres apart, so he will need to sit on his own anyway unfortunately (unless he bubbles up with someone as a support person).

He can’t (unless The Queen dies before then) - the title is automatically inherited by Charles and now needs to wait until he becomes King and it can be recreated for Edward.

It was very strange to me that they had different stories about the context / when it happened. Harry talked about it happening pre-marriage and said it was one conversation he had, while Meghan said it happened while she was pregnant and happened with multiple people.

I agree Madeleine is a non-entity in Australia. I was surprised to see that the announcement was on the homepage for news.com.au today - not as a top story, but headlining the entertainment section with a pic.

How can his passing out be considered an official engagement for him?

In fairness, William was also at the club, the police were probably there for him. Although six guards assigned to her does seem excessive, particularly as the article seems to say that William only had / has two with him originally.

some pictures of christmas here: http://editorial.gettyimages.com/source/search/FrameSet.aspx?s=EventImagesSearchState%7c0%7c1%7c0%7c28%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c1%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c72850509%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c%7c%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0%7c0&p=7&tag=1 hope more will be posted later

Princess Beatrice to become the first Royal in space http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/news/news.html?in_article_id=415901&in_page_id=1770

I think another issue is that the public see royal born princesses growing up, they are a constant in the publics lives, whereas princesses who marry into the royal family are new and so all of their past is rehashed all at once. Royals who are born royal have their 'scandals' and public...

There is a video of the ACA interview here: http://aca.ninemsn.com.au/?_r=sc, you just have to wait for the main screen to flick over. She talks about Beatrice and Eugenie, the Queen and weight watchers.

Wouldn't the school have insurance for this type of thing?

Hi, I found this article on their visit to Kiev, and just wondered if anyone knew if the incident with champagne and caviar actually happened, and if anyone has any more info on it? thanks http://5tv.com.ua/eng/newsline/236/0/30604/

Royal redheads on the prowl From correspondents in London December 4, 2004 THE Duchess of York has told how she likes to go out "on the pull" with her 16-year-old daughter Beatrice. She revealed in an extraordinarily frank interview: "We always talk about boyfriends. She longs for me...

curtseying is optional in most countries... not just for americans.

This may be a supid question... but are Hälsingland and Gästrikland the same place? and if not, why is Madeleine duchess of 2 places, and the others only one?

Fergie urged to keep 'em on From correspondents in London October 16, 2004 NEWS that Sarah Ferguson is to pose nude for a charity book was greeted perhaps ungenerously by one British newspaper today, as it launched a campaign urging her to stay clothed. A readers' petition - entitled Keep 'em...