QUEEN ELIZABETH II

The Duchess of Cornwall was "pretty miffed" when she did not become Patron of London's National Theatre in 2019.

The wax model of the 95-year-old at a German museum is shown in her signature buttoned-down dress in pink.

The appointment of the new colonel is decided by the regiment and Queen Elizabeth II.

The Duke of York is not only facing a sexual abuse suit but also bullying allegations from former palace aids.

"There is no going back" to his former life if the Duke of Sussex is removed as a Counsellor of State in the U.K.

It is said that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex could pay the royals an early visit in April during the Invictus Games event.

The feud took place during the British royal family's annual Christmas celebrations at Sandringham in 1999.

The British monarch traditionally visits the estate this time of the year to mark the death anniversary of her father King George VI.

The Duke of Sussex wants back "into the fold and wants to be closer to his family."

The former Buckingham Palace staffers said Andrew's behaviour was in sharp contrast with those of his brother Prince Charles and Prince Edward.

The false advertisements and online articles, as well as fabricated interviews of the couple, have been released on social media.

Meanwhile, more than 900 people have signed a Change.org petition that is calling for Andrew's dukedom to be revoked.

The 95-year-old was of the opinion that bending the restrictions for her would be unfair to the many people who had also lost loved ones during the crisis.

When Andrew was recently stripped of his honorary military titles, the roles automatically went back to the Crown.

The commemorative medals are also being presented to frontline workers at the police, fire, and emergency services.

Police were called to the palace to investigate the matter, and have been trying to find the person responsible for the graffiti.

The Duke of Sussex is threatening to file a judicial review after the U.K. government refused his request for police protection.

"Who gets protection is not a gift the Queen can decide to give or take away."

Five witnesses, including Robert Olney, the Duke's former equerry, could be deposed in the case.

"The monarchy is in desperate need of reassuringly conventional royal performers" just like the Duchess of Cambridge.

The Duke said that his safety was compromised when he was visiting the UK in July last year.