My new book ‘Catherine and Diana’ serialised in this weekends @DailyMail and The Mail on Sunday. Book available to buy in the UK published September 24th

RT @MajestyMagazine: NOW: The King has just visited the Francis Crick Institute, one of Europe’s biggest biomedical labs, to celebrate its…

RT @MajestyMagazine: NOW: The Princess of Wales is visiting Chase Community Hospital in Bordon, Hampshire, to see first-hand how a project…

Today, The Duke and Duchess of Gloucester attended a Service of Remembrance at the Armed Forces Memorial in the Royal British Legion National Remembrance Gardens, honouring the service and sacrifice of the Armed Forces community on #ArmisticeDay2026.

Court Circular - 08 November 2026

The Princess Royal, accompanied by Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, this evening departed from East Midlands Airport, Leicestershire, for the Falklands Islands ✨

HRH really never stops, bless her ❤️

I will commentate the National Act of Remembrance at the Cenotaph tomorrow (Sunday from 10.30am until Noon), on @SkyNews

Here is Edward VIII - his only time at the Cenotaph, as king, in 1936 youtu.be/XRqlr2Z3ZTc?si… via @YouTube

PETER O’TOOLE and RICHARD BURTON outside the King’s Head in Shepperton, close by (of course) to the famous studios where they were filming ‘Becket’.

📷 by Milton Greene

While cameras often chase the big Sunday set pieces, today it is the Duchess of Gloucester — on behalf of The Queen — who opens the Field of Remembrance.

Steady, gracious & exactly the kind of working-royal moment worth noticing. 🌹#Remembrance

421 years ago today, the Gunpowder Plot was foiled in the cellars beneath the House of Lords.

More than four centuries later, the event is still marked at the State Opening of Parliament, when the Yeomen of the Guard ceremonially search the cellars before the King arrives.

RT @MajestyMagazine: The Queen will be represented by the Duchess of Gloucester at the opening ceremony.

So cool to see Prince William and Prince George in Spain!!! And it’s raining, but who cares, they’re there!!! 🤩🤩🤩

A speech by The King at the official Commonwealth Heads of Government dinner.

Watch His Majesty’s speech in full: youtu.be/24MTZjjyALo

“During my visit here, it has been a great pleasure to meet so many Prime Ministers – almost as many as I’ve had at home!” The King, now on his fourth prime minister in four years, jokes about the revolving door at Downing Street at the CHOGM dinner attended by @andyburnham👇🏼

"...sincere thanks for the part which you took in the vigil over The Late King, my father, in Sandringham Church from 8th to the 11th Feb, 1952." Letter signed "Elizabeth R". #KingGeorgeVI's coffin afterwards was carried, in procession, to the nearby Wolferton railway station.

Watch King Charles at Commonwealth War Graves, in Guyana, meeting veteran Donald Grant, 99, who served in WWII with the RAF, and who says: “Is this the hand of the King? Is this the hand of the King? I can’t say much, but it’s all in my heart.”

Wonderful news: Murera has given birth to a baby girl this morning! Her daughter entered the world bathed in the light of a near-full moon, perfect in every way. We’ve named her Mwezi, which means moon in Swahili.

Murera chose to give birth in her stockade, the place that has tuary all these years. Her delivery couldn’t have been more seamless – in fact, by the time the Keepers heard the rumbles and rushed to her side, it was all over! Mother and baby are doing very well, while Mwana is already proving to be an excellent and attentive big sister.

More to come, but we're filled with joy and wanted to share Mwezi’s first moments with you. (Word is already out amongst the elephants – this morning, every wild-living Umani orphan showed up to meet the newest member of their family!)

Congratulations to our extraordinary Murera: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/orphans/murera

In case you need a smile today:
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh at the Santahamina garrison in Helsinki yesterday, on the last day of their visit to Finland. Beaming like newlyweds as they fly the flag for Britain. Britain can certainly be proud of its authentic royals.

📷 Heikki Saukkomaa/AFP

Breakfast for up to 200? In the dry season, it happens at Ithumba.

It’s not just our ex-orphans and their families who stop by either. We’re known on the wider ‘elephant grapevine’, and wild herds with babies and big bulls come to visit too. In the dry season, congregations of e gathered at our Ithumba Reintegration Unit in Tsavo East!

Knowing how many wild visitors we get, our catering staff (AKA our incredible Keepers) always leave out plenty of lucerne hay, while the water trough is fed by a nearby borehole with its own desalination plant to boot.

In fact, the dry season one of the busiest times of year for our conservation teams. Discover why in our archival Field Notes article: sheldrickwildlifetrust.org/news/fieldnote…

🫡 At RBDF Coral Harbour Base, The King met members of the Royal Bahamas Defence Force and heard about their work protecting the nation's maritime borders, supporting disaster response efforts and carrying out search-and-rescue operations across The Bahamas.

The King seemed quite tickled today as he saw a ‘knockout’ picture of himself on a t-shirt as he visited The Bahamas Boxing Academy, established to provide young Bahamians with opportunities through sport, mentoring and education.

The King of The Bahamas has an audience with Governor-General of The Bahamas, Dame Cynthia Pratt, at Government House in Nassau, Bahamas today. 🇧🇸

📸 Chris Jackson