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Auction Of Royal Family Treasures

As publicly recognisable as most of the Royal Family, the Queen Mother's favourite page, William Talon, was affectionately known as Backstairs Billy.

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Kate Middleton 'told not to get a job'

So that'll make her true royalty, won't it? Yes, forget the stories about the Queen's concern over Kate Middleton's lack of A Proper Job - according to the Daily Telegraph, Prince William's girlfriend has been advised by "courtiers" (yes, we...

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Queen mother's letter nets $32,000 at auction

Collectors paid thousands of dollars Saturday for letters from British royalty to a trusted servant, including a note from the late Queen Mother Elizabeth requesting the aide to pack bottles of gin and Dubonnet for an outing, "in case it is needed."

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Royal memorabilia auctioned in London

Collectors paid thousands of pounds (dollars) Saturday for letters from British royalty to a trusted servant, including a note from the late Queen Mother Elizabeth requesting the aide pack bottles of gin and Dubonnet for an outing, "in case it is needed."

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British Royal Auction Nets Nearly $900,000

A collection of letters, photographs and artifacts related to the British royal family sold for nearly $900,000 Saturday, an auction house says....

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Royal sale doubles estimate

Hundreds of mementoes that give a unique below stairs insight into the Royal household went under the hammer and fetched hundreds of thousands of pounds.

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Royal sale doubles estimate

Hundreds of mementoes that give a unique below stairs insight into the Royal household went under the hammer and fetched hundreds of thousands of pounds.

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Royal sale doubles estimate

Hundreds of mementoes that give a unique below stairs insight into the Royal household went under the hammer and fetched hundreds of thousands of pounds.

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UK & World News: Royal sale could hit £500,000

Hundreds of mementoes that give a unique below stairs insight into the Royal household went under the hammer and fetched hundreds of thousands of pounds.

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Royal sale could hit £500,000

Hundreds of mementoes that give a unique below stairs insight into the Royal household went under the hammer and fetched hundreds of thousands of pounds.

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Royal servant's letters auctioned

Collectors paid thousands of pounds (dollars) Saturday for letters from British royalty to a trusted servant, including a note from the late Queen Mother Elizabeth requesting the aide pack bottles of gin and Dubonnet for an outing, "in case it is needed."

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Queen Mum's butler note for gin is sold at British auction

London - Letters from Princess Diana and a note from the Queen Mother asking for a bottle of gin were among 700 objects auctioned for more than half-a-million pounds (991,000 dollars) on Saturday. The royal letters, photographs and artefacts belonged...

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Man's torture lawsuit against UAE sheikh hinges on videos

Bassam Nabulsi has filed a lawsuit against Sheikh Issa Bin Zayed Al Nayhan and others within the royal family. It's a standard piece of commercial litigation except for one thing: Nabulsi says he was tortured.

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Women 'enslaved' by Arab royals

I have been told by several North Africans that the Arabs call them their slaves. Now these North African call themselves Arab too - but when faced with the people from the Arabian Peninsula – these Middle Easterners have been known to jeer at these North Africans - Sudanese included - to let them know that they are beneath them and that they consider them their slaves. If you have to escape from...

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The Price of Jobs

Well shipbuilding gigs in Glasgow and Fife (and some in Barrow, crazee town, hello Barrow!) are safe but the cost is they are engaged in building warships named to glorify the Royals. Such is the priority of our imperial hangover establishment, not only are we the world’s biggest arms dealer we will only ensure livelihoods [...]