Royal Britain Presents Royal Life - Issue 70

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Hello and welcome to another great issue of Royal Britain and another fascinating look back at this Sceptred Isle’s rich history.

In this issue, we begin an ongoing series of features on the Kings and Queens of England and celebrate the return to Royal duties of King Charles III and the Princess of Wales, both of whom joined forces for a particularly memorable Trooping the Colour ceremony. The King also contributed to the D-Day commemorations and we have full reports on both of these spectacular events in a packed issue.

Elsewhere in this issue, we bring you some of the amazing sights on offer this summer in The King’s Galleries at Buckingham Palace and the Palace of Holyroodhouse, with wonderful portrait photographs of Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh, Princess Margaret and the young Prince Charles and Princess Anne.

And as with every issue, we meet a new Royal Warrant Holder, this time we look at the history of Warrant Holder Ettinger, a world-famous British luxury leather goods company.

Included in this issue:

- Royal News
- Historical Portraits, Art and Fashions: Royal Treasures on Public Display
- The History of the British Monarchy: The Saxon Kings Part 1
- Competition: The Royal Puzzle Book
- A Behind-the-Lens Journey: The People’s Princess
- Royal Trivia
- A New Royal View: Palace opens Balcony Rooms to the Public
- Meet Royal Warrant Holders: Ettinger (Competition)
- A Historic Exhibition: Hans Holbein: Portrait of the King’s Painter

PRINCESS OF WALES RETURNS TO PUBLIC EVENTS AT TROOPING THE COLOUR

At the Trooping the Colour ceremony on June 15th, King Charles III’s official birthday, all eyes were on the Princess of Wales as she made her return to public duty in her first official appearance since she revealed her cancer diagnosis earlier this year.

2 mins

ROYALS AT D-DAY COMMEMORATIONS

He said Catherine's grandmother had worked at Bletchley Park, the top-secret home of the World War Two code-breakers, and \"never spoke about anything until the very end\" of the war.

3 mins

Royal Treasures on Public Display

The King’s Galleries in London and Edinburgh have reopened this year at Buckingham Palace and the Palace of Holyroodhouse with exciting exhibitions of works of art from the Royal Collection, giving the general public access to one of the largest and most important art collections in the world...

7 mins

The Saxon King's

There have been 63 monarchs of England and Britain spread over a period of approximately 1200 years. In an ongoing series, we look at them in chronological order, starting with the Saxons...

3 mins

The People's Princess

Now open in London, the Princess Diana: Accredited Access Exhibition is a walk-through photography exhibition that pairs a stunning, visual journey of her most recognisable and iconic photos with behind-the-scenes stories from her official photographers...

2 mins

ROYAL TRIVIA

The Royal Family have many odd and often outdated habits and traditions. Here are ten of them relating to our modern royals...

4 mins

Palace opens Balcony Rooms to the Public

The East Wing of Buckingham Palace is open to visitors for the first time this summer, and special guided tours of the Principal Floor are available to visitors. We preview some of the historic sights on offer...

2 mins

Portrait of the King's Painter

Holbein at the Tudor Court at The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, explored the career of the Hans Holbein the artist and the lives of those who commissioned portraits from him, bringing us face-to-face with some of the most famous people of 16th-century England...

6 mins

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Royal Britain Presents Royal Life Magazine Description:

Royal Britain presents Royal Life is the premier magazine in the world about the British Royal Family. Featuring all the latest news and great pictures of the Royals wherever they may be in the world. Royal Life brings it all together to give you a diary of their lives which you will want to keep for generations to come.