He's a British actor who's charmed audiences for two decades but he has relatively managed to fly under the radar. Now, ...

The King and Queen's relationship was once marred by scandal, but has evolved to become a respected unity by the Royal Family ...

From jaw-dropping rollercoasters to a dragonfly festival and the UK's largest inflatable unicorn, here's how to make the most ...

Henry I had named Matilda as his heir ... with the accession of Queen Mary I in 1553, and later Queen Elizabeth I in 1558. Meanwhile in Calvinist Scotland, the story of Zelophehad’s daughters was ...

To kick off the series, we are taking a look back at Saint Margaret and her daughter, Matilda of Scotland, who was Queen Consort of England and Duchess of Normandy. As previously reported in the Press ...

Claiming the English throne first fell to Matilda, and during her engagement for power with Stephen of Blois her Female Cousin began a civil war, The Anarchy. While she never held the official title ...

Out of the couple’s eight children, three of them became King of Scotland. Their daughter, Matilda of Scotland (originally christened Edith), became Queen of England and Duchess of Normandy. Sadly, ...

Presumably, Scotland’s royal tombs were all destroyed at this time. Further damage was done in 1547 and, the following year, the Scottish Queen was betrothed to the French Dauphin. Her mother and ...

And in the Mixed Doubles Open L2.5/3.0 Gordon Littlejohn and his daughter Matilda Littlejohn ... at the spinal rehabilitation unit at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital and have supported various ...

Queen Elizabeth died on September 8, 2022. The monarch was 96 when she passed away at her residence in Balmoral, Scotland. And according to a new podcast, the Queen feared dying in Scotland for a ...

If you imagine Queen Camilla boozing it up behind closed ... “And I go for a walk with her in Scotland. You’re always going to have your rows, differences of opinion. It would be very odd ...

5. The Queen (then Princess Elizabeth) was the 10th member of The Royal Family to be married at Westminster Abbey. 6. The first Royal wedding to take place in the Abbey was on 11 November 1100, when ...