October 2009 Archives
Queen plants a tree in Newmarket
On October 29, Queen Elizabeth II visited the Animal Health Trust in Newmarket, England. While there, the toured the new visitor’s center, saw a presentation on the work of the Cancer Centre, and planted a tree. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images. Photo provided by PicApp)
Norwegian royals at charity gala
Norway’s Crown Princess Mette-Marit (left) and Queen Sonja (right) attended a charity gala in Oslo yesterday. (Photo by Ragnar Singsaas/Getty Images. Photo provided by PicApp)
British royal news
- Indian reception at Buckingham Palace (video)
- Bollywood Steps rehearsal at palace (video)
- British queen slips out for quiet date with hubby
- France to compensate Al Fayed over Diana inquiry
- Camilla dances the cha-cha-cha (photos)
- Camilla dances on Osteoporosis Day (video)
- Queen welcomes Indian president to Britain
- Prince Philip in Indian name gaffe: report
- Queen Elizabeth welcomes president of India to the UK
Camilla supports animal welfare
Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall gave a speech during the Brooke charity’s 75th Anniversary Supporters Conference at Clarence House today in London. The Duchess is the president of The Brooke, the UK’s leading animal welfare charity. (Photo by Chris Jackson – WPA Pool/Getty Images. Photo provided by PicApp)
Emperor opens Japanese legislature
Japan’s Emperor Akihito delivered a speech at the opening ceremony of the 173rd Extraordinary Diet Session in Tokyo on October 26. (Photo by Junko Kimura/Getty Images. Photo provided by PicApp)
Prince Edward in Australia
Britain’s Prince Edward, the Earl of Wessex, visited St Mary’s Cathedral College in Sydney, Australia today. The prince is in Australia to discuss the future direction of The Duke of Edinburgh Award program. (Photo by Brendon Thorne/Getty Images. Photo provided by PicApp)
Spanish royals support Red Cross
Today members of Spain’s royal family participated in the Red Cross fund-raising day in Madrid. (Photos by Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images. Photos provided by PicApp)
