Ascot faces backlash as it introduces annual fee for its Royal Enclosure members - and it needs to be paid whether they go to the event or not! ⊖
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Ascot has upset some of its followers by introducing an annual fee for members of its Royal Enclosure, the area once exclusively reserved for the family, guests and the Household of King George III.
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Queen Charlotte really was black, Bridgerton star insists ○
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A Bridgerton star has reignited the controversy over whether George III's wife Queen Charlotte, who is depicted in the Regency-era drama, was black in real life.
When it comes to ending elite impunity, the US could learn from the UK | Jan-Werner Müller ⊖
British institutions can keep politicians somewhat in check. But in the US, shamelessness has become contagious
It is both sad and ironic that, 250 years after the revolt against George III, the Briti…
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What links Hound Tor, Wharram Percy and Gainsthorpe? The Saturday quiz ○
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From Brazilian wandering and giant huntsman to Margaret, Maid of Norway and Richard II, test your knowledge with the Saturday quiz
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Why you wouldn't catch a real royal at a debutante ball: Etiquette expert says soirees popular with nepo babies are actually for 'new money' and are 'a bit camp' ○
It was founded in 1780 by King George III - and yet, the Queen Charlotte's Ball in London, has lot its appeal to the upper echelons of society, an etiquette expert told The Times.
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