🤝 The King received in Audience The Rt Hon Sir Keir Starmer MP today and requested him to form a new Administration. Sir Keir accepted His Majesty’s offer and was appointed Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury.
☑️ World Record ☑️ Olympic Gold ☑️ A first for @TeamGB A huge congratulations to @emmafinucane_, @sophieecapewell and @katymarchant from your very proud Patron! 🚴♀️ @britishcycling | @paris2024 | @olympics
Wonderful to pop into the Olympic Villiage to cheer on athletes competing at the @Paris2024 Olympic Games! 🥇🥈🥉 As President of the British Olympic Association, The Princess Royal has been attending events at the Games this week.
Wonderful to pop into the Olympic Villiage to cheer on athletes competing at the @Paris2024 Olympic Games! 🥇🥈🥉 As President of the British Olympic Association, The Princess Royal has been attending events at the Games this week.
Wonderful to pop into the Olympic Villiage to cheer on athletes competing at the @Paris2024 Olympic Games! 🥇🥈🥉 As President of the British Olympic Association, The Princess Royal has been attending events at the Games this week.
Wonderful to pop into the Olympic Villiage to cheer on athletes competing at the @Paris2024 Olympic Games! 🥇🥈🥉 As President of the British Olympic Association, The Princess Royal has been attending events at the Games this week.
As Patron of the British Equestrian Federation, I – along with our entire country – could not be prouder of every member of @TeamGB for your tremendous tally of medals at the Paris 2024 Games. I am full of admiration for your skill, passion and determination and I send my warmest congratulations to you all. – Camilla R 🏇 @britishequestrian_official | @paris2024 | @olympics
As Patron of the British Equestrian Federation, I – along with our entire country – could not be prouder of every member of @TeamGB for your tremendous tally of medals at the Paris 2024 Games. I am full of admiration for your skill, passion and determination and I send my warmest congratulations to you all. – Camilla R 🏇 @britishequestrian_official | @paris2024 | @olympics
As Patron of the British Equestrian Federation, I – along with our entire country – could not be prouder of every member of @TeamGB for your tremendous tally of medals at the Paris 2024 Games. I am full of admiration for your skill, passion and determination and I send my warmest congratulations to you all. – Camilla R 🏇 @britishequestrian_official | @paris2024 | @olympics
As Patron of the British Equestrian Federation, I – along with our entire country – could not be prouder of every member of @TeamGB for your tremendous tally of medals at the Paris 2024 Games. I am full of admiration for your skill, passion and determination and I send my warmest congratulations to you all. – Camilla R 🏇 @britishequestrian_official | @paris2024 | @olympics
As Patron of the British Equestrian Federation, I – along with our entire country – could not be prouder of every member of @TeamGB for your tremendous tally of medals at the Paris 2024 Games. I am full of admiration for your skill, passion and determination and I send my warmest congratulations to you all. – Camilla R 🏇 @britishequestrian_official | @paris2024 | @olympics
As Patron of the British Equestrian Federation, I – along with our entire country – could not be prouder of every member of @TeamGB for your tremendous tally of medals at the Paris 2024 Games. I am full of admiration for your skill, passion and determination and I send my warmest congratulations to you all. – Camilla R 🏇 @britishequestrian_official | @paris2024 | @olympics
‘Edinburgh made a great impression upon us; it is quite beautiful & totally unlike anything I have seen’. This line from Queen Victoria’s journal followed her first visit to Scotland with Prince Albert in September 1842. Her experience would cement the Royal Family’s enduring affection for the country and its capital. From 1850, the family has used the Palace of Holyroodhouse as their official Scottish residence, spending time there celebrating the capital’s people and culture. As Edinburgh celebrates its 900th anniversary, we look back at Royal visits and events in this extraordinary city. 1. Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh on Princes Street during events to mark Her Majesty’s Coronation in 1953. 2. A Garden Party in the grounds of the Palace of Holyroodhouse in June 1953. 3. Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrive at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in 1947. 4. Queen Elizabeth II during the Ceremony of the Keys ceremony in 2022, accompanied by The Duchess of Edinburgh. 5. The Earl of Wessex at the Ceremony of the Keys in 2022. 6. The King meets members of the public during his visit to Kinneil House in Edinburgh in 2023. 7. The King and Queen, with The Prince and Princess of Wales watch a fly-past following a service at St Giles Cathedral to mark the Coronation in 2023. 8. The princess Royal holds an Investiture at the Palace of Holyroodhouse earlier this year. 9. The Princess Royal, Patron of the Scottish Rugby Union, presents the Auld Alliance Trophy Murrayfield Stadium earlier this year.
‘Edinburgh made a great impression upon us; it is quite beautiful & totally unlike anything I have seen’. This line from Queen Victoria’s journal followed her first visit to Scotland with Prince Albert in September 1842. Her experience would cement the Royal Family’s enduring affection for the country and its capital. From 1850, the family has used the Palace of Holyroodhouse as their official Scottish residence, spending time there celebrating the capital’s people and culture. As Edinburgh celebrates its 900th anniversary, we look back at Royal visits and events in this extraordinary city. 1. Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh on Princes Street during events to mark Her Majesty’s Coronation in 1953. 2. A Garden Party in the grounds of the Palace of Holyroodhouse in June 1953. 3. Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrive at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in 1947. 4. Queen Elizabeth II during the Ceremony of the Keys ceremony in 2022, accompanied by The Duchess of Edinburgh. 5. The Earl of Wessex at the Ceremony of the Keys in 2022. 6. The King meets members of the public during his visit to Kinneil House in Edinburgh in 2023. 7. The King and Queen, with The Prince and Princess of Wales watch a fly-past following a service at St Giles Cathedral to mark the Coronation in 2023. 8. The princess Royal holds an Investiture at the Palace of Holyroodhouse earlier this year. 9. The Princess Royal, Patron of the Scottish Rugby Union, presents the Auld Alliance Trophy Murrayfield Stadium earlier this year.
‘Edinburgh made a great impression upon us; it is quite beautiful & totally unlike anything I have seen’. This line from Queen Victoria’s journal followed her first visit to Scotland with Prince Albert in September 1842. Her experience would cement the Royal Family’s enduring affection for the country and its capital. From 1850, the family has used the Palace of Holyroodhouse as their official Scottish residence, spending time there celebrating the capital’s people and culture. As Edinburgh celebrates its 900th anniversary, we look back at Royal visits and events in this extraordinary city. 1. Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh on Princes Street during events to mark Her Majesty’s Coronation in 1953. 2. A Garden Party in the grounds of the Palace of Holyroodhouse in June 1953. 3. Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrive at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in 1947. 4. Queen Elizabeth II during the Ceremony of the Keys ceremony in 2022, accompanied by The Duchess of Edinburgh. 5. The Earl of Wessex at the Ceremony of the Keys in 2022. 6. The King meets members of the public during his visit to Kinneil House in Edinburgh in 2023. 7. The King and Queen, with The Prince and Princess of Wales watch a fly-past following a service at St Giles Cathedral to mark the Coronation in 2023. 8. The princess Royal holds an Investiture at the Palace of Holyroodhouse earlier this year. 9. The Princess Royal, Patron of the Scottish Rugby Union, presents the Auld Alliance Trophy Murrayfield Stadium earlier this year.
‘Edinburgh made a great impression upon us; it is quite beautiful & totally unlike anything I have seen’. This line from Queen Victoria’s journal followed her first visit to Scotland with Prince Albert in September 1842. Her experience would cement the Royal Family’s enduring affection for the country and its capital. From 1850, the family has used the Palace of Holyroodhouse as their official Scottish residence, spending time there celebrating the capital’s people and culture. As Edinburgh celebrates its 900th anniversary, we look back at Royal visits and events in this extraordinary city. 1. Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh on Princes Street during events to mark Her Majesty’s Coronation in 1953. 2. A Garden Party in the grounds of the Palace of Holyroodhouse in June 1953. 3. Princesses Elizabeth and Margaret, King George VI and Queen Elizabeth arrive at the Palace of Holyroodhouse in 1947. 4. Queen Elizabeth II during the Ceremony of the Keys ceremony in 2022, accompanied by The Duchess of Edinburgh. 5. The Earl of Wessex at the Ceremony of the Keys in 2022. 6. The King meets members of the public during his visit to Kinneil House in Edinburgh in 2023. 7. The King and Queen, with The Prince and Princess of Wales watch a fly-past following a service at St Giles Cathedral to mark the Coronation in 2023. 8. The princess Royal holds an Investiture at the Palace of Holyroodhouse earlier this year. 9. The Princess Royal, Patron of the Scottish Rugby Union, presents the Auld Alliance Trophy Murrayfield Stadium earlier this year.
🏴 A wonderful day at the Mey Games! The King joined spectators in watching traditional Highland sports, including Hammer Throw, Sheaf Toss and Stone Put, and presented a trophy to the winning Tug of War team.
🏴 A wonderful day at the Mey Games! The King joined spectators in watching traditional Highland sports, including Hammer Throw, Sheaf Toss and Stone Put, and presented a trophy to the winning Tug of War team.
🏴 A wonderful day at the Mey Games! The King joined spectators in watching traditional Highland sports, including Hammer Throw, Sheaf Toss and Stone Put, and presented a trophy to the winning Tug of War team.
🏴 A wonderful day at the Mey Games! The King joined spectators in watching traditional Highland sports, including Hammer Throw, Sheaf Toss and Stone Put, and presented a trophy to the winning Tug of War team.
A message from His Majesty The King following the devastation of Hurricane Beryl across the Caribbean.
Happy 900th birthday, Edinburgh, and thank you for a wonderful celebration.
Ready for the first Test at Lord’s! 🏏 As Head of The Commonwealth, The King has hosted the West Indies Test cricket team at Buckingham Palace, ahead of their first Test match against England at Lord’s this week. The squad were joined by High Commissioners from across the Caribbean, which has been heavily affected by the devastation of Hurricane Beryl.
Cheers for Volunteers! 👏🎉 This Thank You Day, we are joining the @RoyalVolService to raise a tea ☕ to all the heroes around the country who dedicate their time to helping others. 🤝 The contribution that volunteers make provide a vital lifeline for thousands of people across the country. Thank you for your tireless efforts to make a difference to the lives of so many! Who will you be saying ‘cheers’ to this #ThankYouDay? ❤☕
