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King Charles was greeted with the perfect curtsy as he arrived at the York Biotech Campus in North Yorkshire on Tuesday. During the visit, the King toured the Animal and Plant Health Agency’s Squirrel Research Centre and met scientists, conservationists, and volunteers working to protect the UK’s endangered red squirrel population.
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Prince William had the best response after spotting a man wearing a bright floral shirt during his visit to the Isles of Scilly, joking that it was “a bold statement.” The light-hearted exchange took place as the Prince of Wales greeted locals during a day of engagements across the islands.
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Peter Phillips’ upcoming June wedding could still feature several long-standing royal traditions despite his more private role within the Royal Family. From Welsh gold wedding rings and strict dress codes to mailed slices of royal fruitcake and royal etiquette training, here are five fascinating royal rules that may shape the big occasion.
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Prince William helped replant a shelterbelt tree during a visit to the Isles of Scilly as part of ongoing recovery efforts following storm damage earlier this year. The Prince of Wales took part in the symbolic tree-planting during his tour of the islands, where he also met local residents and emergency responders who helped the community recover after Storm Goretti caused widespread damage to the area’s natural storm barriers.
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Prince William shared a heartwarming moment during his visit to the Isles of Scilly Hospital on May 22, 2026, when he sweetly accepted a handmade painting created by some of the kids. One of those young artists was also spotted wearing a paper crown.
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King Charles and Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor were reportedly staying less than a mile apart on the Sandringham estate over the recent bank holiday weekend, but according to reports, the two brothers never met. The latest claims have reignited discussion around Andrew’s position within the Royal Family amid ongoing scrutiny surrounding his alleged links to Jeffrey Epstein.
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Prince William showed off his DIY skills during a visit to a sustainable housing development in the Isles of Scilly, joking that he might “rip the whole thing apart” as he picked up a hammer and got hands-on at the construction site. The Prince of Wales toured the eco-friendly housing project during his visit to the islands, where new homes are being built to help address the local housing shortage.
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Queen Camilla looked pretty proud while helping King Charles cut a cake during a visit to The Warehouse community hub in Newtownards, Northern Ireland. The royal couple met staff and volunteers at the centre, which provides support, hot meals, and community services, during the final day of their three-day trip to the country.
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Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling’s upcoming wedding is already making headlines, with reports suggesting that four senior royals, including Prince Harry, Meghan Markle, Andrew, and Sarah Ferguson, are unlikely to attend the intimate ceremony.
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Prince William made a stylish arrival in the Isles of Scilly as he stepped off a boat at Hugh Town harbour on St Mary’s for a day of engagements across the islands. During the visit, the Prince of Wales officially opened a new healthcare facility at the Isles of Scilly Hospital, met local residents and emergency responders, and toured sustainable housing projects aimed at helping the local community.
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Prince William proved he’s a true gentleman during a visit to the Isles of Scilly Hospital as he met the island’s oldest resident, 102-year-old Hilda Richards. Before learning her exact age, the Prince jokingly said, “I never ask a lady how old she is,” leaving those around him smiling during the light-hearted interaction.
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During a royal visit to the Isles of Scilly Hospital, Prince William had a hilarious, blushing exchange with 94-year-old care home resident Dot Elvin. While touring the facility's newly built residential rooms, Elvin cheekily asked the Prince of Wales if he was "coming to stay". The encounter quickly went viral thanks to their witty back-and-forth.
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King Charles made a highly anticipated surprise appearance at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon to watch a landmark production of Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Arriving by motorcade, the monarch was greeted warmly by local officials before heading backstage during the interval. There, he met with the acclaimed cast, including Sir Kenneth Branagh, who stars as Prospero, where several female ensemble members and artists greeted him with graceful, traditional curtsies as a sign of deep respect.