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Paul Jellyman, who tends the Monarch private bolthole Ray Mill, applied to carry out works to nine trees in the conservation area.

It sparked controversy online after being dubbed the 'driest place in the southeast', but the town on tonight's Location, Location, Location has an 'incredibly beautiful' hidden gem

For Charles, accession to the throne has brought a transformation, as much in style as in his schedule. But the changes thrust upon his wife Queen Camilla are just as great, if not greater.

Queen Consort Camilla has sacrificed a lot for her love and even forgot to live for herself, a royal expert has claimed.Royal biographer Angela Levin has shared her knowledge about Camillas new...

Away from the goldfish bowl of royal life, Queen Camilla has a way of enjoying her downtime - and it is incredibly different from what you may expect from the Queen

The Prince and Princess of Wales moved out of the capital almost a year ago to bring up their children in Windsor.

The late Queen and Prince Philip were thought to retire to separate rooms in the evening and, according to royal expert Joshua Rom, the new King and Queen do the same.

A friend of King Charles and Queen Camilla has said their "long-lasting marriage" is down to an unusual bedroom arrangement the pair keep

King and Queen were joined by BBC News' Clive Myrie - whose parents were part of the Windrush generation and travelled to the UK in the 60s - at Buckingham Palace.

The Duchess of Sussex struggled with the people running the institution and Sarah Ferguson called them the grey men, constipated, self-appointed keepers of the gate. There are courtiers - especially those who serve the monarch - and there are the unofficial advisers. Author Catherine Pepinster fills us in on the people behind the scenes who have the ear of King Charles and the eye of Queen Camilla.