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It’s been almost a week since Prince Harry said a sad goodbye to his grandmother, the Queen at her funeral on 19 September. The Duke of Sussex, 38, joined the rest of the royal family to put her late Majesty to rest in a State Funeral and Committal Service earlier this week. While it’s not known how long at present Harry and Meghan Markle will stay in the UK before heading back to the US, they at least have a strong support system over here.

After Queen Elizabeth’s funeral, many Royal fans spotted someone in Prince William’s family who was not present. The question is: Why was Prince Louis not at the Queen’s funeral?

FOLLOWING a year away from our screens, a new set of bakers are back and all aiming to be crowned the next star baker.  The Great British Bake Off has opened its tent once more with Paul Hollywood and Pure Leith keeping a beady eye across the new batch of contestants as they aim to impress with their delicious creations.  However, some eagle-eyed fans of the show may have noticed a rather significant change to the show this year. Whilst it might not be new to everyone, new fans of the show may have been left confused to see the bakers and judges housed inside a different iconic white tent from the previous two seasons.  That’s because this series of Bake Off has returned to one of its older homes Welford Park in Berkshire, a Grade-I listed stately home which was in fact the home of the show from 2014 to 2019.  Covid restrictions forced the location of the show to change for 2020 and 2021, with it being situated in the more accommodating Down Hall in Essex, and as such newer fans of the show may have been left just exactly where they are.  Read More on Bake OffBAKED OFF Here's who has left The Great British Bake Off so fartent tears Bake Off's Prue Leith reveals moment she thought 'tearful' baker might quit The show, which is hosted by Matt Lucas and Noel Fielding, forced the contestants along with their families, the presenters and judges to form a Covid ‘super-bubble’ in order to protect them and keep them all safe for the past two series however now it is back to business as usual on the Channel 4 show.  Paul Hollywood expressed his delight to be in the former home of the show.  He told the Express: "I love filming at Welford and we've been away for a couple of years.

Great British Bake Off made a triumphant return to our screens last week, with a fresh batch of budding bakers ready to battle it out to be crowned this year's winner. Avid GBBO fans might have noticed that the show's famous white baking tent was in a different location to the last couple of years, and it's been revealed why. Although to some newer fans of the show, the scene might seem brand new, but in actual fact, filming of the show has returned to Welford Park in Berkshire - a Grade-I listed stately home - in the grounds of which it was originally filmed from 2014 to 2019.

The coffin bearers at the Queen’s funeral are from a unit of which the late monarch was Company Commander. Soldiers from the Queen’s Company, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, have been chosen to lift the coffin during the service at Westminster Abbey and Windsor Castle.

The coffin bearers at the Queen’s funeral are from a unit of which the late monarch was Company Commander. Soldiers from the Queen’s Company, 1st Battalion Grenadier Guards, have been chosen to lift the coffin during the service at Westminster Abbey and Windsor Castle.

to the daily lives of British people), still have to go back to school. Plus, they're the new kids this year. It's all so unfair, isn't it?After this summer, Kate Middleton and William decided to enroll all three of their children——in Lambrook School in Berkshire.

As the world mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth II, a new school year continues for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.

Taking it easy. Prince William’s children are keeping it low after Queen Elizabeth’s death. Prince William talked to some people mourning the death of the Queen and how he and his family are handling the loss.

Prince William has revealed why he and Kate are still sending their kids to school while the country is grieving for Queen Elizabeth II.While the nation joins the the royal family in a period of mourning following the death of Britain's longest-reigning monarch, there is a semblance of normality for Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis.Thanks to a sweet decision made by the Prince and Princess of Wales the youngest members of their family have continued with their day to day lives. READ MORE: Charles III is a descendant of real-life Dracula and is fan of Transylvania Her Majesty passed away on September 8 and since then her relatives have been grieving her loss, attending vigils and admiring tributes to the Queen outside the palaces. And while this hasn't been a normal time for any of the royals, Prince William and Kate Middleton have continued to send their kids to their new school throughout the mourning period and they haven't missed their classes, reports MyLondon. To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here . Since the Queen's death, Kate has been pictured dressed all in black while picking the children up from Lambrook School in Berkshire, near their new home in Windsor.A mourner who met Prince William outside Windsor on Saturday, September 10 claims the Prince of Wales told her why they decided to keep the kids in school.

Queen’s reins as the royal family’s figurehead of horse racing.Senior sources say she’s ideal for the role because she loves the sport and the move is being discussed in senior racing circles.A racing insider said: “I think now it will be Camilla – she will be the figurehead. READ MORE: King Charles gives first glimpse at what coins, stamps and post boxes will look like “The plan has always been that Charles and Camilla would take on the legacy.“Camilla obviously adores horses and is hugely passionate about racing.“She really loves it, particularly Cheltenham – the jumps.

Queen Consort Camilla will reportedly take over from the late Queen Elizabeth as the royal family’s horse racing figurehead. Senior sources have been quoted in The Mail on Sunday saying her adoration and admiration for the sport makes her a perfect fit for the role. A racing source said to the publication: “I think now it will be Camilla – she will be the figurehead.

The Prince and Princess of Wales are to delay moving to Windsor Castle after only moving house just this month. With their change in title to Prince And Princess Of Wales, Prince William and Kate Middleton, both 40, will eventually move to Windsor Castle following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Founded in 1711 by Queen Anne, the annual Royal Ascot at the Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire, England, has been one of the most prestigious and stylish events on the British social calendar.

after moving from London to Windsor.Ahead of the first day of classes on September 8, the Cambridge children visited Lambrook School in Berkshire for a tour of campus and a meeting with the headmaster. It marks the first time all three will attend the same educational facility together.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis started a new term at Lambrook School on Wednesday 7 September.The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's three children recently started at the private establishment, which is a leading co-educational prep school located in the Berkshire countryside, just a short journey from the family' new home at Adelaide Cottage in Windsor. The prestigious school costs up to £6,999 term and with all three of their children now attending the school, Kate, 40, and Prince William, also 40, could be forking out over £50,000 a year.

Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have set off with their mum and dad to start their brand new school.

Back in session! Prince William and Duchess Kate recently attended school orientation for their three children — who looked sleek in their new matching uniforms.

Back in session! Prince William and Duchess Kate recently attended school orientation for their three children — who looked sleek in their new matching uniforms.

Prince Louis received a very royal welcome at his brand new Windsor school with siblings Prince George and Princess Charlotte.The trio children of Prince William and Kate Middleton are embarking on their latest adventure, starting at Lambrook school.The private establishment is a leading co-educational prep school located in the Berkshire countryside, just a short journey from the Cambridges' new home at Adelaide Cottage.The royal children were greeted by their new headmaster on their first day at their new school. The institution costs up to £6,999 term, with all three children attending the school the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are likely to be forking out over £50,000 a year.

Ahead of the school year starting, Kate Middleton and Prince William moved with their three children to Windsor to start a new life among the countryside. Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis are going to attend the private Lambrook School near Ascot in Berkshire after the family moved into Adelaide Cottage in Windsor’s Home Park. The family will use the pretty 19th century Adelaide Cottage as their base after the Queen gave them permission to lease the four-bedroom Grade II listed home, which belongs to the Crown Estate.