Meet the people who handle the King’s billions
The Crown Estate exists to spare us the humiliation of recognising that the King owns the sea
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A tale of two kings
In their speeches, Charles and Trump spoke of different Americas
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From the archive: Life without Diana
October 1997: How will we remember her?
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The story behind Prince Andrew’s arrest
Also this week: how to build a 21st-century monarchy, and the power of literary festivals
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How to imagine new futures
Where are the Benjamin Disraelis and Michael Foots of today?
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On the hunt for Prince Andrew
Outside Sandringham, the British press had scented blood
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The crumbling Crown
How the Windsors betrayed Britain
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Britain’s fraying constitution
The monarchy and the House of Lords show how tradition is colliding with democracy
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From the archive: The King’s decision
December 1936: Edward VIII’s abdication crisis
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The radical in me has been stirred
The rumbling revelations about the Duke of York have forced us all to start thinking about it again
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The fragile crown
In an age of social media and conspiracy, the royal family is trapped between what it wants and what the…
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The making of Prince William
He lost his mother at 15, survived ‘Wills Mania’, and clashed with his brother. Can he modernise the monarchy?
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Is King Charles too left-wing for the Tories?
Boris Johnson is not the only conservative irritated by our new monarch.
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Is it time to abolish the monarchy? Recorded live at the Cambridge Literary Festival
A special debate on the place of the royal family in modern Britain.