I hear the Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society, of which the heir to the throne is patron (right), is riven with animosity because of a ‘beef’ between its two leading figures

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Prince Charles beef society is in a stew as chiefs lock horns  | Daily Mail Online

       

Camilla, 74, was pictured cutting a Victoria Sponge cake guarded by two little chefs as she joined them for a 'Poetry Together' recital and tea party

Duchess of Cornwall joins children and care home residents for 'Poetry Together' recital | Daily Mail Online

[That is something I have never tried to make a Victorian Sponge!  made 17 cheese scones yesterday morning and took to the neigbour who went to visit her hubby in hospital]

 

 

       

German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier talked to the Danish Queen as she rested in a chair during photographs of the banquet

Queen Margrethe of Denmark stuns as she steps out at Bellvue Palace for a Berlin banquet | Daily Mail Online

[Aussie son in law, Fred! with his wife Mary from Tasmania]

 

Harry faced 'constant berating' from Royal family over Meghan's strained relationship with her father, texts reveal: Messages she sent to aide that he saved under 'Tilly' are released by court 

Meghan, 40, (top, with Harry) sued Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL), the publisher of The Mail On Sunday and MailOnline, over five articles that reproduced parts of a 'personal and private' letter to Mr Markle, 77. ANL has brought an appeal against a High Court judge's decision to grant Meghan summary judgment - meaning she won her case without a trial. During the hearing this week, ANL's lawyers told senior judges they want to rely on new evidence from Jason Knauf - former communications secretary to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex - who claimed that the duchess wrote the letter with the understanding that it could be leaked. In one message (left) she said Harry faced 'constant berating' from the Royal family over Meghan's strained relationship with her father. Pictured bottom, left to right: Knauf, Thomas Markle and Prince Charles

 

       

Looking typically stylish, Princess Anne's daughter (pictured) opted for a mid-length blue coat for the occasion, which she teamed with a pair of black heeled boots and a part-leather handbag

Zara Tindall looks sensational in a navy double-breasted coat at Cheltenham racecourse | Daily Mail Online

Sorry but I must reskpecfully  ask, who cares what these layabouts do?

Bhunan's King with his son

 

Many happy returns, Charles! Prince of Wales beams from his Highgrove garden in a new portrait released for his 73rd birthday

The future king is pictured smiling at the camera against the backdrop of verdant gardens at his home in Gloucestershire in the photograph, which was taken in the summe

               

Charles will lay a wreath on the top step of the Cenotaph on the Queen's behalf as she watches from the balcony of the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office building

 

 

Looks like randy Andy is getting deeper and deeper into the poo according to the evidence by the man on the left who worked for paedophile Epstein, best friend of Andrew! He saw everything and is not keeping quiet.

 

The Duchess of Cambridge recycles military-style Alexander McQueen coat to join Camilla and Sophie Wessex on balcony for sombre Remembrance Sunday service after the Queen pulled out at the last minute 

The Duchess, 39, opted for a favourite military-style dress coat by the Alexander McQueen, as she joined other royals to pay her respects at the Cenotaph service in London yesterday.

 

 

What a stupid heading!

Charles is the most prepared heir to a throne that the world has had!

Is Charles ready to be king?Woman's Day team  16 hrs ago   © Provided by Are Media Pty Ltd Prince Charles has been preparing for more than seven decades to take his place on the throne – and now that moment is imminent, Charles has confessed he is far from ready.

Prince Charles has been preparing for more than seven decades to take his place on the throne – and now that moment is imminent, Charles has confessed he is far from ready.

In an intimate mother-son exchange last month, shortly after the Queen's return from hospital, sources say Charles, 73, confided his fears to his 95-year-old mother, even going so far as to suggest passing the crown on to his son, Prince William.

"It was an incredibly raw exchange," says a palace insider.

"Having Ma'am in hospital triggers all kinds of protocol in the event of her passing – and Charles was affected by it.

"His time at the climate summit reaffirmed what he really wants to do – activism."

There's no doubt the younger and arguably more popular, William, 39, is more than capable of stepping into the role of king.

Gallery: The royal family's secret travel rules (StarsInsider)

"Charles pointed out that William has Kate – and unlike Camilla, Kate's always been adored by the public and could be a more effective queen," adds the insider.

"He also argued from a cost-saving perspective, isn't it best to pay for just one coronation instead of two in the space of a few years?

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"Charles isn't as strong as he was before his bout with COVID last year and the Queen did expect this.

No wonder the Queen, a very nice lady I might add, is getting so ill. She is fed up with the antics of  randy Andy. They should send him to live in Transylvania in brother Charles's house

 

As Harry and Meghan have stepped aside from the royal family, I think they should stop using any royal titles ... become Mr and Mrs.

As "royalty" by it's nature demands privilege and respect, if the court goes against Prince Andrew, I think he should be stripped of all royal titles.  Another "Mr" ...