ROYALTY

British racing events suffer the impact of coronavirus outbreak.

James Middleton and Alizee Thevenet have postponed the date of their wedding which was set to take place this summer in wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

Parvin, who has been designing clothing for the royal family since 2007, joins other British designers in making PPE essentials for coronavirus relief.

Boris Johnson was admitted to hospital on Sunday evening "for close monitoring," and was given oxygen late on Monday afternoon before being taken to ICU.

The royal couple along with their three children are at Anmer Hall residence during coronavirus outbreak.

George and Charlotte are isolating with their parents and younger brother Prince Louis at Cambridge's country home in Norfolk.

The couple said that they look forward to launching "Archewell when the time is right."

The couple was separated as a precaution after the Prince of Wales was tested positive for novel coronavirus.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are currently in a lockdown in their Los Angeles home.

Prince Harry has no plans to apply for the US green card any time soon.

One of the bizarre memes shows Harry with elder brother Prince William, responding with "Mine hasn't" when William says "Dad's got coronavirus."

Queen thanked NHS workers and urged followers to stay indoors in her rare Sunday speech.

The royal said that Women Peace and Security agenda celebrates women as a force for change and the agenda finds further relevance in this pandemic.

The duchess will reportedly use her free time to concentrate on her philanthropic work.

The monarch will likely laud the efforts of frontline workers fighting against COVID-19.

Matt Porteous explained why William and Kate might have chosen to release the unseen photograph in March.

Princess Eugenie's mother-in-law Nicole Brooksbank is recovering at home.

It was earlier reported that the monarch would address the nation at a critical time during the ongoing crisis.

Sharon Osbourne says Prince Harry and Meghan Markle will have "no life at all" living in Los Angeles.

Prince Harry is communicating a lot with his family back in London.

Prince Charles delivers his first address after coming out of self-isolation.

Prince Haakon and Princess Mette-Marit have been carrying out their royal duties from home in wake of the coronavirus pandemic.

The 93-year-old monarch honours the essential public service workers.

The 42-year-old worked for charity Stockholms Standsmission, who create meal boxes for the homeless and vulnerable.

Harry feels guilty about not being there for his country and his father Prince Charles after he was diagnosed with COVID-19.

Princess Anne also attended the event from where the retired army officer believes to have picked up COVID-19.

Kate and William had earlier also expressed their gratitude to the healthcare staff by paying a visit to the NHS call centre in Croydon.

The Danish royal's 80th birthday celebration was cancelled in March due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Prince Charles is out of self-isolation more than week after being diagnosed with COVID-19.