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Police are looking for two masked men who broke into farm buildings on the estate of Windsor Castle while Prince William, Princess Catherine, and their three children slept at their home on the same grounds.

There is now an investigation in an attempted break-in near Prince William and Princess Kate (AKA Kate Middleton) at a farm on the Windsor Castle property.

The Queen has been left heartbroken after the death of Beth, one of her beloved dogs.The terrier was adopted by Camilla from the Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, along with her other dog Bluebell. Buckingham Palace posted a statement on social media on Monday, 18 November, alongside a montage of images of the Queen’s pet.The statement read: “A sad farewell to Beth, the Queen’s much-loved companion from @Battersea_Dogs and Cats Home who brought such joy, whether on walkies, helping on official duties or curled up by the fire.” It is understood Beth had an untreatable tumour and had to be put down at the weekend.

In a shocking breach of security, Windsor Castle estate was infiltrated by masked thieves while Prince William, Kate Middleton, and their children were at their nearby residence.The brazen criminals scaled a six-foot fence under the cover of darkness to pilfer farm vehicles.They made off with a pick-up truck and a quad bike from a barn within the castle's secure perimeter. Although King Charles and Queen Camilla were away, the Prince and Princess of Wales, along with their little ones, were believed to be at Adelaide Cottage, just a stone's throw from the scene of the crime.

King Charles, the doting dad to Princes William and Harry, celebrated his 76th birthday three days ago with a moment of reflection on his family ties after a challenging year. Despite being father to two sons, it's well-known he had always longed for a daughter.

From planting vegetables as a child alongside his sister, Princess Anne, to his magnificent reinvention of Highgrove, our green-fingered monarch has been a lifelong pioneer of gardening. “As I get older, all I really long for is to plant trees.” So said our King, back in 2018, as he mused on how – had he not been born into arguably the world’s most famous family – he would choose to spend his twilight years. Sadly, a gruelling schedule of royal duties means King Charles isn’t free to while away his days digging holes and stuffing them with saplings, but indulging his green fingers is still a key part of the monarch’s day-to-day life.

They say the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree - but when it comes to green-fingered talents, it seems Prince William has taken little from his father, King Charles.The monarch, who has had a lifetime passion for nature and particularly plants, once said, "as I get older, all I really long for is to plant trees." Alas, Charles’ eldest son, William, does not seem to have inherited his father’s innate love of gardening - admitting: “My wife does all the gardening. I really like it, but I have no idea what I’m doing,” he admitted.

The Royals are known for following a healthy lifestyle and that obviously includes taking regular exercise and watching what they eat.

When King Charles bought Highgrove House in 1980, it marked the beginning of a life-long passion project that not only tapped into his love of nature, but also provided him with a rural retreat away from the formality of London life. Although he was already passionate about nature, Highgrove was where Charles’ love of gardening truly blossomed.

the “Gladiator II” premiere, the monarch revealed that it was a new documentary on Camilla, 77, titled “Her Majesty the Queen: Behind Closed Doors,” that made him cry. Charles, who turned 76 on Thursday, spoke about the 90-minute film, which highlights the Queen’s work raising awareness about domestic and sexual violence while speaking with guests at the event celebrating the Film and TV Charity.“It’s very moving isn’t it? I think BAFTA [British Academy of Film and Television Arts] are interested in it,” Charles told actor Damian Lewis, 53, who said he had seen the documentary, according to the Telegraph.

The Royal Family are known for being in good health and taking care of their wellbeing but this cannot be possible without ensuring they do regular exercise and watching what they eat.

King Charles, who is currently undergoing cancer treatment, turns 76 today and will be spending his day performing Royal duties such as public appearances and dealing with state papers.

King Charles has had a challenging year, punctuated by personal health battles, worries for his family and grappling with not being able to work as hard as he has always done. But, if there is anything the last few weeks have proved, it is that there is a light at the end of the tunnel as he marks his 76th birthday on 14 November and begins to look ahead to a more joyful 2025.

Lip readers think they caught Princess Catherine sharing her NSFW thoughts about Prince William‘s beard!

Kate Middleton was back in the spotlight for Remembrance Sunday this year after spending much of the past few months away from prying eyes as she focused on her health battle.

Tears were shed by viewers this week as Queen Camilla captured hearts with her profound opening remarks in the ITV documentary, 'Her Majesty The Queen: Behind Closed Doors'. Broadcast on Monday night, this intimate 90-minute feature delved into a year of The Queen's duties, providing a rare glimpse into her behind-the-scenes liaisons with survivors of domestic abuse.

contracting a chest infection that forced her to step aside from royal duties.Camilla, 77, spoke about her ongoing recovery on Tuesday during a reception for The Booker Prize Foundation at Clarence House, the royal residence a stone’s throw from Buckingham Palace where she and King Charles III live despite the palace being the monarch’s official residence. The event was Camilla’s first official royal engagement since the palace announced on Nov.

forced to pull the plug on several royal engagements following a chest infection.The royal, 77, will attend a Booker Prize reception at Clarence House Tuesday, however she will meet with guests for a shorter period of time than originally planned.She will also attend a reception at Buckingham Palace Wednesday with King Charles, which will celebrate the TV and Film industry.However, Camilla will skip the “Gladiator II” film premiere later that evening.Changes to her schedule have been amended to prioritize her recovery, palace sources told BBC News.Camilla missed Sunday’s Remembrance Day service, led by Charles, in London.Instead, Her Majesty had Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester, 78, step in on her behalf as she watched the ceremony from home.She also skipped last week’s Field of Remembrance event at Westminster Abbey.Camilla also pulled out of King Charles III’s reception for Olympic and Paralympic athletes, which took place last Thursday.Her chest infection came just days after Their Majesties returned home from an official five-day royal tour of Australia and Samoa.

Buckingham Palace has confirmed that Queen Camilla will return to public engagements following a temporary break to ensure her recovery from a chest infection. While the news is very encouraging, the Queen will still be forced to miss the Gladiator II premiere that she was due to attend, in order to get back to full health.

ITV viewers were moved to tears in their living rooms as the opening remarks by Queen Camilla in the poignant documentary, 'Her Majesty The Queen: Behind Closed Doors', set a striking tone for the Monday evening special. Over 90-minutes, viewers were given an insight into the Queen's yearly duties, including a focus on her personal exchanges with survivors of domestic abuse.

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