Royal Marines: Last News

Ever since Angela Rippon first stepped onto the ballroom floor for the 2023 series of Strictly Come Dancing, the veteran presenter has been delighting audiences with her impressive skills. From sensational high legs to flawless footwork, Angela, who has been partnered with professional dancer Kai Widdrington for the competition, has been nothing short of iconic - not least because she also made Strictly history as the show’s oldest ever competitor.

Prince William just recently received a handful of new ranks from his father, King Charles III.

Ending on a vibrant note. For her final engagements as a working member of the royal family, Meghan Markle purposely added color to her wardrobe.

A royal replacement. King Charles III has taken over Prince Harry’s former role as Captain General of the Royal Marines.

The mourning continues. Prince Harry was not wearing his military uniform when he arrived at Queen Elizabeth II‘s funeral.

Despite being an honoured member of the British military, the Duke of Sussex will not be wearing his uniform as he mourns the Queen today.

Royal rule change. Prince Harry will now be able to wear his military uniform to the final vigil for the late Queen Elizabeth II.

Queen’s coffin on its way to Westminster Hall dressed in their military uniform. But Prince Harry, Charles III’s youngest son, was not in uniform but instead dressed in a smart black morning suit.

The new normal. Prince Harry is getting comfortable with not wearing his military uniform to events honoring the late Queen Elizabeth II, an insider exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.

It’s been more than two years since Prince Harry and Meghan Markle opted to step back from their duties as senior members of the royal family, resulting in the Duke of Sussex losing his royal patronages and military titles.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have shared a moving tribute in honour of the late Queen following her death, which was announced by Buckingham Palace on September 8.The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are currently in the UK away from their children Archie, three, and one year old daughter Lilibet – who is named after Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Prince Harry travelled to Balmoral, where the Queen passed away, while Meghan remained in London.

Prince Harry is likely to have felt depressed heading back home to California after the Jubilee weekend, according to a royal expert. After two years out of the fold, it is possible that the second son of Prince Charles will have had a hard time seeing what he left behind when he stepped back as a working royal and headed for America with his wife Meghan Markle.

Prince Harry found being stripped of his military titles “demoralising”, according to a royal biographer. The Duke of Sussex lost his titles after he and Meghan Markle decided to step back from their royal duties in 2020.

The Queen is celebrating her Platinum Jubilee by inviting a very special guest for tea at Buckingham Palace: Paddington Bear.

Royal fans have been left wondering why Prince Harry wasn't wearing his military uniform during his appearance at Trooping the Colour. Harry was spotted briefly alongside wife Meghan Markle, but the 37 year old sported a suit instead of military attire. Prince Charles and his brother, Prince William, were seen wearing their military attire as they watched the magnificent show.

A royal return! Prince Harry and Meghan Markle attended Trooping the Colour on Thursday, June 2, viewing the celebration from the Major General’s Office at Buckingham Palace.

Helen Skelton is one adventurous woman! On Thursday, the 38-year-old was reminded of the time she trained with the Royal Marines.MORE: Helen Skelton undergoes stunning transformation in first public outing since shock marriage splitThe picture, shared by the official Twitter account of the Royal Marines' Commando Training, showed Helen in military clothing as she took part in a special segment for Blue Peter.WATCH: Helen Skelton films the reality of raising three children in lively family home"#TBThursday in 2013 @HelenSkelton a famous BBC TV presenter from Blue Peter completed the Royal Marines 30 miler. #Commando #30miler @BBCNews @bbc," the tweet read.MORE: Helen Skelton addresses phony Instagram account attempting to impersonate the starREAD: Helen Skelton breaks silence following split from husband Richie MylerUpon seeing the remarkable throwback post, Helen replied: "[laughing face emojis] that was a day."Her followers were quick to heap praise and share words of encouragement, with one writing: "You are an inspiration to a lot of people.

Gordon Ramsay's eldest son Jack is finally home after a long time away and proud mother Tana shared the sweetest photo of him reuniting with his younger brother Oscar – much to her fans' delight.MORE: Gordon Ramsay secretly sells second Cornwall home in county's most expensive sale EVERThe heartwarming picture shows Jack hugging Oscar whilst they are both in the swimming pool.WATCH: Gordon Ramsay's daughter Holly is a sun-kissed beach babe in yellow bikini"This photo says it all, back together and a happy happy moment x brothers x," Tana captioned the photo, whilst Gordon added in the comments section: "Brothers in arms @tanaramsay," followed by three love hearts.GALLERY: Celebrity chefs' stunning homes - Gordon Ramsay, Jamie Oliver and moreRELATED: Holly Ramsay shares sweet sunbathing picture alongside brother Oscar during LA family breakVictoria Beckham, a close friend of the family, also reacted, sharing several love heart emojis, whilst DJ Fattony added: "Love this so much." Jack and Oscar shared a sweet hug following his return home"Love it! You are so blessed!! #amazingfamily," a follower remarked, whilst another wrote: "My heart has turned to mush!"The Ramsays will no doubt make the most of Jack's return, as he has spent very little time with them since joining the Royal Marines back in 2020.At the time, proud Gordon made the announcement on his Instagram, posting a picture of his son in full uniform.

Operation Mincemeat was a covert British plan during World War II designed to disguise the 1943 Allied invasion of Sicily. To do this, two members of British intelligence disguised the body of an already-deceased man named Glyndwr Michael as an officer of the Royal Marines, a fictitious man named William Martin.

Queen’s great-nephew has been getting people hot under the collar with his shirtless photos, despite the royal deleting his Instagram account.Arthur Chatto, who is the grandson of the Queen’s late sister Princess Margaret, is a muscular fitness fanatic who now serves with the Royal Marines.The 23-year-old had people swooning with topless photos and training videos on Instagram but the young royal deleted the account last year.Despite his already growing number of supporters being disappointed by the decisions, Arthur’s fans have set up accounts dedicated to photos displaying his impressive physique.From photos of him topless at the beach to doing pull-ups and rowing, while all displaying his abs.Already attracted thousands of followers on multiple accounts, as his fans demand more pics including “pics of him flexing”.One fan said “I love his body” as another called him a “royal stud.”A royal fan account posted a topless photo of Arthur and claimed: “Art Chatto used to post a lot of ~racy~ stuff on Instagram but apparently royal courtiers weren’t really happy about it, so he had to take them down.”According to Heartworld, before his Instagram was deleted, Arthur even had some fans asking to marry him.Arthur is a fitness fanatic and became a personal trainer for BoundFitness Gym in Edinburgh during his studies at University.He also went off on a fundraising challenge by rowing 2,000 miles around the UK with friends before officially joining The Royal Marines.Speaking to the Mirror, an insider said: "Arthur Chatto has been accepted to train as an officer in the Royal Marines.

The Duke of York and the Duke of Sussex will not be awarded Jubilee medals like other members of the Armed Forces, it's been reported. Marking Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II's 70 years on the throne, around 400,000 medals are expected to be awarded to serving members of the police, fire, emergency and prison services.