Prince Andrew tried to 'push' Charles out of succession with William 'regent' loophole

Prince George could soon find himself enrolled in a high-prestige prep school in Berkshire that costs a whopping £7,000 a term.With plans for a new life in the Home Counties, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are “progressing rapidly” with the move, with arrangements being put in place.The couple are understood to be finalising arrangements to move Prince George to a new prep school in Berkshire this September.Whilst plans are not confirmed, it seems co-educational Lambrook, near Ascot, is thought to be the current front runner as a potential school.It is more than likely, however, that Princess Charlotte, six, will remain at Thomas’ Battersea for the time being where she is “super happy and settled” and will be joined by her brother, Prince Louis, who turns four this spring.Whilst the Cambridges have their eyes on the Home Counties, they are set to keep their Kensington Palace Apartment 1A as their weekday offices and base.This means that Anmer Hall, their Norfolk home, may revert back to the Queen to pass on to another family member or to hire out privately in the near future.The Duke and Duchess are planning where to settle down their family in the future.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been eyeing up a prep school in Berkshire for Prince George to attend when he finishes Thomas’s Battersea this summer. Prince William and Kate Middleton are understood to be preparing Prince George for a move to the Home Counties. The future King will finish at Thomas’s Battersea in summer and the current plan is for him to move to a prep school in Berkshire, with Lambrook near Ascot and Ludgrove School, where Prince Harry and Prince William both went, front runners.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Prince William and Kate Middleton have broken their silence on the Ukraine and back the country's 'brave fight'.The royal couple wrote on Twitter: "In October 2020 we had the privilege to meet President Zelenskyy and the First Lady to learn of their hope and optimism for Ukraine’s future. "Today we stand with the President and all of Ukraine’s people as they bravely fight for that future.

Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton, confessed she "will not have any more children" despite often feeling "broody".

READ MORE: The very ordinary homes in one of Britain's biggest party towns that are owned by Prince Charles Prince George and Princess Charlotte are both students at Thomas's School in Battersea. George is currently in Year 4, having joined the school in 2017 and little sister Charlotte is in Year 2. The £18,915 a year school has several important rules in place to make their students time there is as memorable and enjoyable as possible.

The Duchess of Cambridge recently enjoyed a trip to a pub in London where she joined a host of other parents from her children's school. Kate, 40, headed to the Hollywood Arms in Chelsea along with parents of children who also attend Thomas's Battersea School, where Prince George, eight, and Princess Charlotte, six, both study.

Kate Middleton and Prince William are jetting off on a tropical royal tour next month.Buckingham Palace confirmed on Thursday (February 24) that theDuke and Duchess of Cambridge will embark on a week-long trip to commemorate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. The tour will see them visit Belize, Jamaica and The Bahamas from March 19 to March 26.

Prince William, 39, made an unpublicized stop at the London building for MI6 on Wednesday February 23, only hours before Russian forces began their attack on Ukraine, according to The Times. There aren’t many details about the Duke of Cambridge’s meeting with the intelligence agency, but he went as his grandmother Queen Elizabeth II, 95, and dad Prince Charles, 73, are on the mend after testing positive for COVID-19.

Prince Charles, 73, is first in the line of succession for the British throne when his mother Queen Elizabeth, 95, passes away. After Charles, he’ll eventually be succeeded by his son Prince William, 39. Someday, Charles’ eldest grandson Prince George, 8, will eventually take the throne. The Prince of Wales has been with his wife Camilla Parker Bowles, 74, for 17 years, and while they have no children together, Charles had two sons from his first marriage to Princess Diana. Both William and his younger son Prince Harry, 37, have given Charles five grandkids. Find out more about all of his grandkids here!

Netflix has revealed that almost £150,000 of props were stolen from the set of award-winning series, The Crown. The expensive items were reportedly stolen on Wednesday 16 February and Netflix has confirmed that a police investigation is underway to find thieves responsible.The theft is believed to have happened during the final week of the show’s production for series 5 in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.

Prince William reportedly made a secret visit to MI6 in London just hours before Russia invaded Ukraine. According to the PA, the 39 year old, who is set to "compete" against wife Kate Middleton in a rugby match, met with the department which deals with foreign intelligence in the capital on Wednesday morning. Details of the trip were not publicised and were only made available through the Court Circular, an official record of past royal engagements.The trip was said to be in the Duke of Cambridge's diary for several weeks, and it is not known who he met with during his time at the top-secret department.

Prince Harry and brother William could be nearing an end, a royal expert has said.According to royal author Duncan Larcombe the latter could be sending subtle signals to the Duke of Cambridge that he wants the 'brotherly war' to end.He told OK!, when discussing the future man's upcoming memoir set to be released in Autumn: “We don’t yet know if or how strongly he’ll slate his father and brother in the book. It’s hard to imagine what might be coming, but until that book hits the shelves, the stalemate is highly likely to continue.”“What must be concerning her most right now is not so much whether Harry will say Charles was unworthy as a father, but whether he’ll say he’s not worthy of being future king.

Duke of Cambridge reportedly made a top secret visit to MI6 just hours before Vladimir Putin's government launched a a "full scale" invasion of Ukraine.Prince William privately visited the top secret department, which deals with foreign intelligence, in London on Wednesday morning, PA reports. The visit to MI6 by the Duke of Cambridge was not publicised and only appeared when documents detailing the visit were made available through the Court Circular.It came just hours before Russia began rolling tanks over the border into Ukraine in an all-out attack after months of tensions.

Queen has been sharing more royal duties with Prince Charles and Prince William — but remains firmly in charge, according to a royal expert.Robert Lacey says the 95-year-old monarch has started to delegate some tasks, especially those involving foreign travel, to her son and grandson the over the course of the last year.It comes after a number of personal health scares cropped up shortly after the sad loss of her closest confidant in Prince Philip, who died in April last year.Mr Lacey said Her Majesty's favoured method of communication with the first and second-in-line to the throne was the telephone.The royal historian told People Magazine: "They operate together — not as equals, because the Queen remains in charge — but William is a very active component in the way the monarchy protects itself."Her big calls are likely to have included her announcement on the day of her Platinum Jubilee to grant Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall the title of Queen Consort upon Charles' ascension.Historian Amanda Foreman, author of Queen Victoria's Buckingham Palace, meanwhile said that her 'taking care of business' approach of recent months was a direct result of her hospital stay and illness towards the end of last year.She said: "When you start to think about your own mortality, there's a very strong urge to do housekeeping."The Prince of Wales and Duke of Cambridge have also been said to have been in ever-closer co-operation over their royal briefs in recent times.The pair are reportedly working on a plan to "slim down" the size of the monarchy in the future as "less people means less drama", according to a royal insider.A source speaking to the US magazine said the pair have agreed to “guide each other” in their mission to reform the

A bigger brood? Prince William and Duchess Kate have been vocal over the years about their mixed feelings when it comes to expanding their family.

English football team anthem, the 1996 smash hit by comedians David Baddiel and Frank Skinner with band The Lightning Seeds, 'Three Lions'. The unexpected success of the men's England team - which saw the Lions qualify for the finals of a major international tournament for the first time since 1966 - saw joy across the country, with football fans bursting into renditions of the chorus throughout the month of June. READ MORE: Brilliant but scary forgotten photos show Prince Charles and Camilla almost getting wiped out by a bald eagleThe song has also found itself a new fan in perhaps the most unexpected of iconic British establishments; the royal family itself.

Peacock has announced its True Crime Tuesday slate including originals Perfect World: A Deadly Game, Preaching Evil: A Wife on the Run With Warren Jeffs, and Sins of the Amish.

While Kate Middleton met with parents and young children at the Copenhagen Infant Mental Health Project at the University of Copenhagen, the Duchess of Cambridge remarked that she sometimes thinks about having another kid. “It makes me very broody,” Kate, 40, said, per Page Six. “[Prince] William always worries about me meeting under-one-year-olds. I come home saying, ‘lets have another one.”

Prince William has been left with his three kids while wife Kate Middleton is on a two-day trip to Copenhagen. The notoriously hands-on couple adore their three children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, and are keen for the three kids to have a very normal upbringing.But like all parents they have experienced their fair share of ups and downs in the road of parenting, with the Duke of Cambridge speaking out on the hardships.In 2016, William revealed his struggles with parenthood and the transitional period he went through after the birth of his eldest son, George, in 2013.The Duke of Cambridge said: "The alteration from being a single, independent man to going into marriage and then having children is life-changing."George is a right little rascal sometimes, he keeps me on my toes, but he's a sweet boy."And Charlotte, bearing in mind I haven't had a sister, so having a daughter is a very different dynamic.

Don’t tell Prince William! Kate Middleton has three beautiful children — Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 6, and Prince Louis, 3 — but the Duchess of Cambridge isn’t immune to baby fever.

Ready for round four? Duchess Kate and Prince William aren’t on the same page when it comes to expanding their family.