17 Bruton Street in Mayfair, London, has an illustrious history. It was once the site of an elegant Palladian townhouse where the late queen was born on 21 April 1926 – a house later torn down by developers in the 1930s and replaced with an uninspiring block of offices and an underground car park.

Yesterday, King Charles and Queen Camilla made their way from Buckingham Palace to Rome, to pay a visit to Pope Leo XIV, who took the reins of the Catholic Church back in May. And while a meeting between the British royals and the Vatican is not entirely unexpected, their day-long series of events did include a surprising modern-day first.

A Range Rover that once belonged to the late Queen Elizabeth II is set to be sold at auction within the next few weeks. The Range Rover, which was brand new when it was supplied to the late monarch, is believed to be the only Tonga Green 3.6 TDV8 diesel L322 one she owned.

In the new clip from the Apple TV+ series, which follows Canadian actor Eugene Levy around the world to different hotels and international locations, the Prince of Wales gives Levy a tour of Windsor Castle while reflecting on the late monarch's enduring presence. "Do you miss your grandmother?" Levy asks in the clip.

Discover 15 foods Queen Elizabeth II never ate. An exclusive list revealing the dietary preferences and restrictions of this historic royal figure

Under the frescoed heavens of the Sistine Chapel, King Charles III – Supreme Governor of the Church of England – bowed his head in prayer Thursday next to newly-installed Pope Leo XIV.

Prince Andrew’s downfall was not caused by mere indiscretions of the past few years but it had been a culmination of deliberate choices he had made during the course of his entire

The Range Rover was used by Her Majesty, and is said to be the only diesel Range Rover of its generation supplied to the Queen in Tonga Green.

When Elizabeth II ascended the throne, her life took a 180° turn: from wife and mother to global symbol, with responsibilities, visibility, and duties that transformed her world

Kate Middleton is quietly redefining royal fashion, showing that some traditions are evolving especially when it comes to women’s attire.For decades, royal women were expected to wear