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With more flexible working, a ‘blended’ outfit makes sense. If you’re at home for part of the day, you probably wouldn’t wear a trouser suit, even if you’re going out later to the office or to meetings. A smart, comfortable (possibly with two per cent stretch) pair of jeans that you can zhuzh up with

The Queen visited the playcentre to hear a discussion about the importance of reading, with speakers including bestselling children’s authors Cressida Cowell and Chris Smith.She then joined an interactive storytelling session with Alim Kamara, a British-Sierra Leonean rapper and storyteller, 10 reading ambassadors from the school, and 20 pupil librarians and their teachers from local

The Prince of Wales, who recently returned to work after a three-week Easter break with his family, has seen his own popularity jump eight percentage points to 69 per cent after putting his public duties aside to care for his wife.Just behind the Waleses is the Princess Royal, on 64 per cent, marking a jump

The Duke of Sussex will not meet the King this week, the Telegraph can reveal.Prince Harry, 39, landed in London on Tuesday morning and had made no secret of his hopes to see his father during the visit.But a spokesperson for the Duke said: “In response to the many inquiries and continued speculation on whether

Royal patronage gave him access to Kensington Palace to copy paintings including the Van Dyck of Charles I’s children.It is not known for certain how and when the print came to Oxburgh Hall, the home of the Bedingfeld family, who were royalists and devout Catholics.It is possible that the print arrived at Oxburgh soon after

Not all such engagements are recorded in the Court Circular, which only concerns events carried out in the UK and other Commonwealth realms.On Jan 16 2024 she attended the funeral of King Constantine of Greece in Athens, days after returning from a royal tour to Sri Lanka.Then on Feb 23 she was forced to miss

The Scotland Yard unit that looks after the Royal family is facing an exodus of some of its most experienced armed protection officers, The Telegraph can reveal.More than 60 members of the Royalty and Specialist Protection (RaSP) team, which safeguards the King and other senior royal figures, as well as top government ministers, will leave the Metropolitan Police

The Duke has described how hearing the news of his friend’s death took him back to the moment in 1997 when his father, then Prince Charles, told him that his mother had died.He noted in his memoir that, “just like Mummy”, Henry was not wearing a seatbelt.“The news must have come in the form of

By lunchtime, almost 300 people had replied, with responses ranging from “The King’s smile after the Queen was crowned” to the moment the King entered the Abbey and the forces gathered on the palace lawn for a thunderous “three cheers” and a royal salute.Dr Barendina Smedley, from Norfolk, wrote: “With so many others I waited

The findings from King’s College London’s British Coronations Project add to previous research published earlier this year that found children in the UK are more in favour of the monarchy than young adults and that state school pupils back the monarchy more than those at private schools.Many elements of the service reflected the King’s passion