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Queen Camilla rubbed shoulders with none other than Joe Alwyn as she attended a special screening of Hamnet with the film's cast and crew.

Looking elegant in a black dress with floral appliques, Camilla, 78, said she came "armed with handkerchiefs" to watch the Oscar and Bafta-nominated picture, which is based on author Maggie O'Farrell’s bestselling novel. Catch the moment here. 

Queen Mary chose to wear a sentimental tiara as she and King Frederik attended a state banquet on the first day of their state visit to Estonia.

The Danish royals were hosted by President Alar Karis and First Lady Sirje Karis for the concert and dinner at St Nicholas Church in Tallinn.

Queen Mary, 53, dazzled in a navy satin gown with a bejeweled neckline, which dates back to at least 2015. See the photos here. 

Duke Of Kent was pictured as he carried out a rare public royal engagement to mark a poignant occasion.

The royal family's Instagram account shared images of the late Queen Elizabeth II's cousin, Prince Edward, 90, as he visited the Imperial War Museum in London on Holocaust Memorial Day on Tuesday. See them here. 

Kate Middleton, The Princess of Wales has said that her son, Prince George, 12, keeps her "playful" as she visited a trauma therapy centre in Bradford.

Mum-of-three Kate, 44, met youngsters at Family Action's Children's Trauma Therapy Service on the first of three engagements in the north of England on Tuesday chosen to highlight "the healing power of creativity, community and nature for individuals who have experienced trauma, isolation and poor mental health." See more of what she had to say here. 

Meghan Markle has revealed how she hopes to raise her daughter, Princess Lilibet, as a "really strong lady", inspired by the message of her recent project. 

The Duchess of Sussex, 44, joined her husband Prince Harry and Cookie Queens director Alysa Nahmias on the carpet at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah, over the weekend for the film's premiere. Cookie Queens is a documentary about Girl Scouts executive-produced by Meghan and Harry's Archewell Productions. 

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Meghan spoke about how she'd been inspired by the Girl Scouts in the film when it comes to raising her own daughter, four-year-old Princess Lilibet. Speaking to Extra TV, she said: "You really get to see the nuance and layers of all these young girls - they're so inspiring, you'll see when you watch. 

"As a mother, I find it really inspiring to parent in the way that we are and to grow and develop and nurture our daughter to be a really strong lady like these girls are as well. The film is such a perfect example of the spirit of Sundance and of independent filmmaking." Read the full story here.

The President of the Co-Operative Republic of Guyana visited The King this afternoon during an audience at Buckingham Palace

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The Duke of Kent has visited the Imperial War Museum to mark Holocaust Memorial Day. During the visit, His Royal Highness watched a performance by the English Chamber Orchestra.

The Princess of Wales has dazzled all her loyal fans and stepped out with her hair in a plait.

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As she left the Wakefield Trinity Rugby League club on Tuesday, the future Queen beamed as she sported the surprising hairstyle - and it suits her beautifully!

Lady Elliza Spencer shared a behind-the-scenes look at her gorgeous engagement party dress.

The lavish Cape Down celebrations were exclusively covered by HELLO! and saw Princess Diana's niece wear a Galia Lahav white mini dress with a fitted bodice and A-line skirt, decorated with white appliqué flowers. Eliza, wrote on Instagram that she would "treasure it forever".

The King and Queen marked Holocaust Memorial day with a special reception at Buckingham Palace.

Among the attendees were members of the Holocaust Educational Trust. Karen Pollock CBE, Chief Executive of the Holocaust Educational Trust said of the event: "On Holocaust Memorial Day, we remember the six million Jewish men women and children murdered by the Nazis and their collaborators and we honour the survivors who endured so much. The survivors who came to Britain, came with nothing, often as the sole survivor of an entire family. 

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"They rebuilt their lives, gave back to their new country, and achieved so much. Never would they have imagined that 81 years after liberation, they and their families would be honoured guests at a special event hosted by Their Majesties, The King and Queen, at Buckingham Palace. This remarkable gesture shows just how important these survivors are to Their Majesties, and to this nation."

Handing over to the lovely Isabelle Casey now to bring you royal news this afternoon. Bye for now! 

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Rachel has handed over royal blog duties to me, so I will be keeping you all updated with the royal news this afternoon. 

Queen Elizabeth II was well known for her unwavering composure during royal engagements, but a fascinating story has resurfaced including a moment where the royal really rebelled. Discover the eyebrow-raising tale of "disobedience" here.

Princess Kate has been pictured meeting people at Family Action's Children's Trauma Therapy Service. During her visit she heard how creative therapies are particularly helpful for children to process trauma. The royal stepped out in the colour of the season - brown - sporting a tailored blazer, polo neck and smart trousers. Anyone tells you brown is boring, just send Princess Kate pics their way! All photos here.

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The Danish royal family's team have shared images from this morning's outing in Estonia. The caption read: "During the state visit, Their Majesties moved through the cobbled streets of the old town to the War for Independence Monument, where a wreath was laid in memory of the Estonian who lost their lives during the War for Independence. Their Majesties also visited the Memorial for the Victims of Communism in Maarjamäe, where lights were lit in memory of the victims of Soviet oppression during the Soviet regime."

Princess Anne has arrived at the University of Lancashire, where she’s visiting the School of Veterinary Medicine. The Princess Royal looked smart in a navy coat, purple scarf and knee-high boots. Despite it being rather windy, her signature hairdo stayed in perfect order! We need her hairspray recommendations, pronto! 

King Frederik X of Denmark and Queen Mary of Denmark have attended a Memorial for the Victims of Communism in Tallinn, Estonia, as part of their state visit. The royal wrapped up in a tailored blue coat, matching pillbox hat and beige gloves for the poignant occasion.

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Everyone seems to have an opinion on the Brooklyn Beckham drama, and while we don't predict any royal family members wading into the debate any time soon, David Beckham has received quiet support from Princess Kate's brother James Middleton. Discover how. 

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Princess Beatrice has met up with her disgraced father, Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor for a horse ride, showing him support during his relocation.The father-daughter duo were spotted in the grounds of Windsor Castle on Saturday alongside Beatrice's four-year-old daughter Sienna who rode a horse behind her grandfather. Read the full story, here. 

Queen Letizia has been pictured during an audience with a representation of the Foundation for the Development of Nursing (FUDEN) at La Zarzuela Palace, 27 January 2026, in Madrid, Spain. The Spanish royal has channeled a previous looked of Princess Kate's, sporting a stunning tweed dress. Letizia looked timeless in the figure-skimming number. Tweed obsessed? See Princess Kate in our favourite looks. 

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We saw Princess Kate step out in a stunning tartan coat last week, but did you miss this statement tartan dress she wowed in back in 2022? Check it out. 

King Charles has been forced to close part of the Sandringham Estate today due to extreme weather and his team has issued a warning to parents. Check it out. 

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Today The Princess of Wales is spending the day in the North of England, visiting organisations highlighting the healing power of creativity, community and nature for individuals who have experienced trauma, isolation and poor mental health.

The organisations and initiatives on Kate's whistlestop tour today:

Family Action, an award-winning national charity of which she is Patron, working from the heart of local communities across England, Wales and the Isle of Man to protect children, support young people and adults and offer direct, practical help to families.

Children’s Trauma Therapy Service in Bradford, which works to help children aged 4-18 years old and their families recover from and understand their responses to complex trauma

Wakefield Trinity Rugby League club, which is running outreach programmes bringing generations together and support individuals experiencing isolation in the community. The Rugby Football League (RFL), of which The Princess is Patron, launched the RFL Community Trust in 2024 to create positive social impact in local communities

Wakefield’s In Touch programme which provides an open space for elderly people within the local community to help tackle social isolation by hosting quizzes, workshops, and stadium tours

Wakefield’s Inspiring Futures programme, which supports those who are at risk of anti-social behaviour and youth crime

Wakefield’s Champion Schools competition, a secondary school running knock-out competition played at the start of the academic year and hosted at professional Rugby League club venues

Mind Over Mountains, a charity offering professional mental health support through therapeutic outdoor experiences, for a supported wellbeing walk in the Peak District. Her Royal Highness will join a short, guided walk in the Peak District

We rarely get to see King Charles simply being a father or grandfather so this unearthed video of him hugging his grandsons really got us! Watch the tender moment here.

In 1988, which is now 38 years ago, Princess Diana was pictured looking fabulous in in Sydney, Australia. The royal wowed in a Catherine Walker dress proving that florals are always a winner. And check out those dazzling sapphire gems that perfectly match her iconic engagement ring.

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The Invictus Games Foundation, founded by Prince Harry, has announced its first-ever Invictus Spirit Awards, "inspired by the former Endeavour Awards, celebrating the remarkable individuals and organisations who embody resilience, service, and the unconquered spirit at the heart of our global community". Nominations are open now and the winners will be celebrated at a special Invictus Spirit Gala Dinner & Awards, presented by ATCO, this September! More details here.

Hi, I'm Rachel and I'm on royal blog duty first thing - we have a very exciting day ahead with a jam-packed royal agenda. The King and Queen Camilla will be marking Holocaust Memorial Day at Buckingham Palace, meanwhile the Princess of Wales will be in the North of England for various engagements including visit to Wakefield Trinity Rugby League club.

The Princess Royal has a busy day visiting the Dyneley Group Riding for the Disabled Association in Burnley, James Dewhurst Limited and a reception at the Institution of Civil Engineers. The Duchess of Edinburgh will be attending the re-launch of the 'Baby Steps' programme as patron of the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC)

That's all the royal news we have for you today, but be sure to return right here tomorrow morning for more all things royals. 

Til then! 

Robert Jobson explains why Charles has done the right – and only – thing he could do regarding his disgraced brother, despite calls for tougher action, in his latest newsletter for Best Quality Designer Handbag Read it here.

The Duchess of Sussex attended the Sundance Film Festival with her husband of seven years, Prince Harry, over the weekend.   Meghan and Harry visited Park City, Utah, during the Sundance Film Festival for the premiere of Cookie Queens, a documentary about Girl Scouts executive-produced by their company, Archewell Productions.  

Meghan decided to sport her signature laid-back, California style at the event, which always consists of timeless, beautifully cut pieces. Mother-of-two Meghan wore a brand-new Heidi Merrick 'Fog' coat in the colour 'deep sea' paired with Veronica Beard skinny flare jeans. The trench coat is a big trend for 2026. See a photo, and get some fashion inspo, here.