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Queen will decide TODAY if she will attend Prince Philip's memorial - Vimarsana News

Queen will decide TODAY if she will attend Prince Philip's memorial

The Queen is said to be determined to travel to London to mark the life of her husband Philip in what would be her first major public engagement away from Windsor Castle in nearly six months

From rousing hymns to sea cadets: Prince Philip's funeral wishes will finally be carried out - Vimarsana News

From rousing hymns to sea cadets: Prince Philip's funeral wishes will finally be carried out

Her Majesty has been 'actively involved' in every element of his service of thanksgiving that will see Westminster Abbey packed with 1,800 guests.

Prince Charles and Camilla arrive for Prince Philip's memorial - Vimarsana News

Prince Charles and Camilla arrive for Prince Philip's memorial

Her Majesty stood in Westminster Abbey where she had personally ensured her beloved husband's final wishes were fulfilled after his covid-hit funeral left her sat alone last April.

Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness | nWave's latest film - Vimarsana News

Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness | nWave's latest film

NWave Pictures is celebrating the release of its newest feature, Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness, which has a universal message.

Was a Portuguese Queen Really Exhumed for her Coronation? - Vimarsana News

Was a Portuguese Queen Really Exhumed for her Coronation?

According to legend, in the mid-14th century a heart-broken King Peter (Pedro) I of Portugal exhumed the corpse of his lover to have her posthumously crowned queen. The romantic scandals of European royalty could fill a library so it can be difficult to find a story of a torrid liaison that stands out. But the tale of the coronation of Inês de Castro, the Corpse Queen of Portugal, is difficult to forget.