'Come on Margaret': Did Queen Elizabeth's first 'viral moment' help bring America into WW2? ⊕
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31 days ago
Robert Hardman explained how Elizabeth was winning over American hearts from childhood, starting with her very first radio broadcast on October 13, 1940.
73 days ago
I drank a whole bottle of Rioja to survive the night in Britain's most haunted castle, reveals ROBERT HARDMAN ⊖⊖
Hardman described his own experience spending a night at the 'scary old castle' - and the unorthodox strategy he used to survive it.
3 months ago
My first Royal tour was Charles and Diana's 'miserable' visit to South Korea… it wasn't what ended their marriage - the real 'final straw' was far more mundane, claims ROBERT HARDMAN ⊖
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Hardman told co-host and historian Kate Williams that coverage of the visit was 'unfair' - although he acknowledged it 'wasn't easy' for the Prince and Princess.
4 months ago
Robert Hardman reveals William and Kate's parenting 'concern' for George, Charlotte and Louis ○
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Hardman however warned that monarchs often benefit from having a controversial sibling who can take the flak and deflect attention from the heir to the throne.
I know why Prince Harry and Andrew were 'cut so much slack' by the late Queen - it's to do with her father and sister, reveals ROBERT HARDMAN ⊕
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Hardman claimed Britain's longest-serving monarch always held 'great sympathy' for the awkward position of those who grow up in the shadow of the future monarch.
6 months ago
Why did Queen Elizabeth II take part in an 'exorcism' at Sandringham? ○
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Hardman discussed the validity of the story alongside his Queens, Kings and Dastardly Things co-host Kate Williams, on a podcast exploring the monarchy's belief in the supernatural.
14 months ago
Robert Hardman reveals the three royals who have been 'the backbone of the family' this year ○
Health problems, scandals, conspiracy theories and financial questions have plagued the Royal Family this year, though there have been joyous moments too.
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