The Significance Of London's Wellington Arch Explained
London's Wellington Arch is one of the city's best-known landmarks and its significance is tied to its original intended purpose, representing England's power.
Read MoreLondon's Wellington Arch is one of the city's best-known landmarks and its significance is tied to its original intended purpose, representing England's power.
Read MoreThe first British royal to visit America made their visit in 1860, but this royal was not a monarch at the time. That visit took place nearly 80 years later.
Read MoreDavid Beckham waited with thousands to pay his respects to Queen Elizabeth II. Some 20 years earlier, Beckham also stood before the queen for a royal honor.
Read MoreThere's a long history of pets within the royal family — perhaps most famously, Queen Elizabeth's corgis — but the late queen wasn't the only dog lover.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth was head of state for many countries in the Commonwealth. Some of these countries, including New Zealand, are discussing parting with the crown.
Read MoreAt Queen Elizabeth's funeral, attendees and viewers from around the world will hear the work of James O'Donnell, Westminster Abbey's accomplished choirmaster.
Read MoreWhat do chess tournaments and sex toys have to do with each other? They're involved in a scandal surrounding a surprising win against a chess champion.
Read MoreSince the death of Queen Elizabeth II, a series of events, public and private, have been set in motion to honor her. Chief among them will be her funeral.
Read MoreAs King Charles III and Camilla prepare to move into Buckingham Palace following Queen Elizabeth's death, here's a look at the dogs that will accompany them.
Read MoreThe funeral ceremonies for Queen Elizabeth II have given rise to a remarkable level of attention to detail by members of her extended royal family.
Read MoreThe king has requested that both his sons wear their military uniforms at the queen's funeral, but the two princes will have slight variations in their dress.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth's subjects lined up by the thousands upon thousands for a chance to process by her coffin, lying in state. Celebrities also took their turn.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's image was emblazoned upon many objects, including money. Here is how the cash she carried in her pocketbook got the royal treatment.
Read MoreWhen chef Darren McGrady began working at Buckingham Palace, he said that to the queen had a task for him that he did not quite expect. Here's what it was.
Read MoreThough funeral practices have shifted in recent years, with cremation becoming a favorite, others, like the royal family, opt for more traditional choices.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's annual Christmas broadcasts were a staple of the holiday season. However, there is one particular broadcast that she missed. Here's why.
Read MoreFollowing Queen Elizabeth II's death, a lot of royal traditions are being upheld. However, the Palace has made a huge change to her funeral for Prince Harry.
Read MoreIn 2013, anticipating the birth of Prince William's first child, the late Queen Elizabeth II passed a new law removing male royal primogeniture.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II had a number of hobbies including her interests in horses and dogs. However, there is one particular hobby of the queen's you may not know.
Read MoreBritish military guards must follow proper protocol while fainting, which means fainting forward with their arms at their sides, while no one helps them.
Read MoreThe controversial history of the Cullinan diamond used in the queen's coffin crown and funeral involves the legacy of British Imperialism.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II is remembered as a monarch with a remarkable sense of duty and responsibility, as well as a love of horses and dogs, especially corgis.
Read MoreQueen Elizabeth II's only daughter, Princess Anne, is a gifted equestrian, philanthropist, and the proud mother of two. Here's more about her children.
Read MoreFollowing the death of Queen Elizabeth II, the pomp and circumstance of royal funerary practices are in full view. Here is why royals never have an open casket.
Read MoreFor decades, the world knew the U.K.'s King Charles III as the Prince of Wales. That title has now been given to Prince William. But who held it first?
Read MoreThere have been some strange fashion faux pas in history. Wearing trousers in ancient Rome was seen as a serious breach of the fashion code and here's why.
Read MoreStretching back to the Middle Ages, Britain's royal houses have been a source of fascination for millions. These are the British royal houses explained.
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