It was meant to be a monarchical milestone, an unprecedented meeting of the world’s crowned heads gathered at Windsor Castle in celebration of the Queen’s diamond jubilee.
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Foreign royals attend Queen Elizabeth’s Diamond Jubilee lunch
Bahrain king attends Diamond Jubilee lunch (via AFP)
The king of Bahrain, whose regime has been accused of rights abuses, was among nearly 50 foreign royals at a lunch Friday to mark the diamond jubilee of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II. The official list of royals attending the lunch at Windsor Castle, including King Hamad, whose Gulf island country is…
Tensions over British queen’s regal Jubilee lunch
Tensions over British queen’s regal jubilee lunch (via AFP)
A glittering lunch for the world’s sovereigns to celebrate the diamond jubilee of Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II was marked Thursday by a withdrawal, protests and sharp criticism of the guest list. Spain’s Queen Sophia has pulled out of Friday’s event at Windsor Castle, west of London, amid tensions…
Thai PM insists no reform of royal defamation law
Thai PM insists no reform of royal defamation law (via AFP)
Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said Friday she would not seek to change the country’s harsh royal defamation law despite outcry over the death of a grandfather jailed for the offence. Ampon Tangnoppakul, 62, who was dubbed “Uncle SMS”, died Tuesday inside Bangkok prison hospital, while serving…
World of Royalty Blog- Sneak peek: June 2012 new royalty books
- Naomi Watts “terrified” at Princess Diana role
- Duchess of York aide remains behind bars
- Two queens and their Diamond Jubilees
- King’s bathtub in kitchen at Kew Palace
- Royal Week in Review – May 19, 2012
- The Severed Head by Julia Kristeva – review
- Snow White and the Huntsman
- Bring up the Bodies – excerpt
- Maybe it’s not the end of the world
