Revelations that Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor charged his staff to live at his Windsor estate despite paying only a peppercorn rent himself have dominated most headlines this morning.
King Charles and Queen Camilla will leave his nephew Peter Phillips's wedding this Saturday before the guests even have time to raise a toast to the bride and groom.
Often characterised as reluctant to undertake the vast number of engagements carried out by the Royal Family, Prince William will have surprised some people this week.
His daughter Sasha Swire published a showstopper of a diary in 2020, containing disclosures which yielded 'nothing to worry the intelligence services, but plenty to interest Netflix'.
He was among the best loved of all DJs, adored by an audience of millions who felt brutally betrayed when the BBC sacked him and utterly bereft when, just two years later, he died suddenly.
President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, loved hosting King Charles and Queen Camilla this week. That much has been clear, from the warmth of their greeting at the White House to gushing flatter…
When the plane lands in Washington DC on Monday at the start of their historic visit, Charles and Queen Camilla won't be the only royals to find themselves working in the US
Engulfed by unprecedented crisis, the monarchy is fast discovering how its devotees divide into two camps: fair weather friends... and foul weather friends.