A 1978 evening dress worn by Princess Margaret is shown publicly for the first time in exhibition Dress Codes, which opens this week at Kensington Palace. The outfit, by designer Thea Porter ...

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Her tender touch betrayed their secret, as Margaret attentively brushed fluff from the dashing officer's jacket. Until then, Group Captain Peter Townsend and the Princess had been forced to hide ...

Although they were immersed in the glamour of royal life, Meghan Markle and Princess Margaret were two women who found it to be extremely difficult. Both believed they were destined for a ...

THE St Thomas-based Princess Margaret Hospital has received a significant boost with the donation of medical equipment valued at more than $1 million from St Thomas Renaissance Foundation and its ...

Halifax Harbour Bridges has announced that the Princess Margaret Boulevard on-ramp to the MacKay Bridge will be closed for six weeks starting Sunday, March 16 at 6 p.m. to facilitate the removal of ...

30, 2025, showcases 34 carefully selected outfits, including three worn by Diana, and two dresses from the late Princess Margaret. The exhibition begins with a red Bruce Oldfield gown Diana wore ...

Diana, Princess of Wales, was the first wife of King Charles III. Diana welcomed her first child, Prince William, now the Prince of Wales, in 1982, followed by Prince Harry in 1984. The couple ...

Rachel Zegler takes on the role of Snow White, previously played by leading ladies including Kristen Stewart and Lily Collins. (Walt Disney Studios, Everett Collection, Everett Collection) ...

Zara Tindall recently announced that she’s the new brand ambassador of fashion brand Fairfax & Favor. Most recently, Princess Margaret’s grandson, Samuel Chatto, confirmed that his pottery will be ...

However, it turns out you can look a lot closer to home for some island action. The River Thames is home to tiny little pockets of land called eyots or aits (basically fancy words for river islands).