A source close to the Middleton family revealed independent: “Carol has been the driving force that keeps the family together, with the minimum of trouble and the utmost humility.

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The king’s Scottish residence will open for the public to visit the Royal Rooms at Balmoral Castle for the first time this summer.

An experienced guide will take the group through several rooms used by Charles and Queen Camilla as part of his desire to make the royal residence more accessible to the public.

One source noted that unlike other tourist attractions such as Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, Balmoral was not built to accommodate large tour guides.

The month-long summer program is expected to be a trial period, with estate staff taking note of the impact of increased footfall on the historic building, which was purchased by Queen Victoria in 1852.

The public can now enter the Green Drawing Room, Family Dining Room, Library and Page Hall where the late Queen Elizabeth II met Liz Truss.

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While there is nothing in King Charles’s public diary, there were many other events for Princess Anne and Sophie at Edinburgh Dukes over the next few weeks:

• April 6 – Princess Anne attends the 40th anniversary event of the Working Clumber Spaniel Society at Gatcombe Park, Gloucestershire
• April 8 – Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, attended the Wallace Collection Director’s Dinner held at Hertford Palace in London
• April 9 – Princess Anne holds a rededication ceremony at St Olaf’s Church in London to celebrate its 70th anniversary
• April 9 – Princess Anne opens the Tideway public open space at Chelsea Piers in London
• April 10 – Princess Anne visits HMS Adventurer at Royal Dockyard, Rosyth, Fife
• April 10 – Princess Anne visits the Troughdon Community Project in Colne, Lancashire

The king’s Scottish residence will open for the public to visit the Royal Rooms at Balmoral Castle for the first time this summer.

An experienced guide will take the group through several rooms used by Charles and Queen Camilla as part of his desire to make the royal residence more accessible to the public.

One source noted that unlike other tourist attractions such as Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle, Balmoral was not built to accommodate large tour guides.

The month-long summer program is expected to be a trial period, with estate staff taking note of the impact of increased footfall on the historic building, which was purchased by Queen Victoria in 1852.

The public can now enter the Green Drawing Room, Family Dining Room, Library and Page Hall where the late Queen Elizabeth II met Liz Truss.

A source close to the Middleton family revealed independent: “Carol has been the driving force that keeps the family together, with the minimum of trouble and the utmost humility.

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Harry plans to return to the UK next month, but “he will have some explaining to do” if the plan falls through, a royal expert said.

The Duke of Sussex will arrive at St Paul’s Cathedral from California next month to deliver a speech at a special ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the Invincible Games.

Royal expert Tom Quinn said Prince Harry will likely stick to the schedule and return home to avoid speculation that he is avoiding his brother out of embarrassment.

He said Mirror: “Barring something major, Harry will definitely return to the UK in May to compete on Invictus – which is his baby.

“If he decided not to come it would require some explanation because everyone would assume it was because he didn’t want to see his brother or the embarrassment of having to choose not to see him.”

In a video posted on March 22, the Princess of Wales revealed that she had been undergoing chemotherapy after undergoing major abdominal surgery in January. After surgery, cancer cells were discovered during subsequent tests.

At the time, Kate’s condition was not disclosed to the public, and the release of photos of the princess and her children fueled the spread of conspiracy theories about the reasons behind her low profile.

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The king was known to have an unusual eating habit, skipping lunch every day.

However, according to royal biographer Sally Bedell Smith, Charles changed his lifelong habits while undergoing cancer treatment.

Sally Bedell Smith wrote in her newsletter The Royal Extra: “Queen Camilla has been doing double duty, representing the king at events across the UK and looking after his comfort at home. With Queen Mary Unlike others, she keeps a close eye on her husband and knows how to hold the line when necessary.

“After decades of skipping lunch in order to squeeze in more work during busy days, I’m told King Charles III is now eating lunch.”

British boarding schools were known to be favored by the aristocracy and were thought to confer social advantages on their alumni.

It is also widely acknowledged that some schools have historically fostered traditions of brutality and emotional deprivation among their students, with long-lasting effects.

One need only look at the beatings, humiliation and loss of self-worth suffered by the victims of Edinburgh College teacher John Brownlee, who emerged this week, to see what a traumatic and life-changing experience it was.