End of an era: Duke of Kent celebrates final day as Colonel of Scots Guards
The Duke of Kent will hand over the role of Colonel of the Regiment to the Duke of Edinburgh after 50 years of service.
The Duke of Kent will hand over the role of Colonel of the Regiment to the Duke of Edinburgh after 50 years of service.
A dedication ceremony for the new vessel was attended by the Duke of Edinburgh - who was also treated to a tour of the ship.
Princess Anne, as sponsor, met those responsible for constructing the UK's first Type 31 warship.
The Princess Royal is known for her hard work and is involved with more than 300 charities, organisations and military regiments.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh inspected the soldiers from both nations who paraded together to celebrate 120 years of Entente Cordiale.
King Charles III has written a letter to Nato following its 75th anniversary, describing the alliance as "vital".
The Band of the Welsh Guards performed the Nato hymn to honour the organisation's 75th anniversary.
The Princess of Wales became Colonel of the Irish Guards in 2022, a role previously held by her husband, Prince William.
The Queen is the Colonel-in-Chief of 2nd Battalion, The Rifles, and took the salute at a pass-off parade.
His Royal Highness was given a tour of the rehabilitation programmes, where he observed the support on offer to personnel.
A reception was held at Buckingham Palace to mark the 70th anniversary of the Korean War.
The Duchess saw the 2nd Battalion, The Royal Irish Regiment mark St Patrick’s Day with a parade and presentation of shamrock.
The visitors were told to stop ridiculing the Household Cavalry trooper who was standing motionless and refusing to let them bait him.
A video was posted on X showing a military musician playing Happy Birthday on the bagpipes.
The Massed Bands of His Majesty's Royal Marines performed their annual musical showpiece – the Mountbatten Festival of Music.
Donnelly Lines has been named after Second World War RAF navigator Sergeant 'Billy' Donnelly.