Modernity has destroyed the monarchy
The Royal Family has not coped well with the loss of mystery.
The Royal Family has not coped well with the loss of mystery.
The monarchy has suffered reputational damage. News agencies are comparing our most popular royals to North Korea.
Greater openness would put an end to second-guessing and inevitable leaking by royal malcontents.
King Charles’s ill health confirms the need to expand the pool of working members of the Royal Family.
The Palace has not yet confirmed what kind of cancer the 75-year-old monarch has been diagnosed with.
Robert Hardman treads a fine line of building a good degree of trust with his subjects without, quite, falling into a level of obsequiousness that would invite mockery.
Healing the rift with Harry will be the icing on King Charles’s birthday cake. But he must surely be wondering, as are the rest of us, why the Californian Prince suddenly wants to patch things up.
This thoroughly researched book sheds light on the seamless nature of the historical bond between Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Critics of the Commonwealth conflate a voluntary twenty-first century organisation with an exploitative twentieth century one, ironically erasing the agency of the developing world in the process.
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