Lucy Brown
King Charles & Queen Camilla
Charles and Camilla. King and Queen. A new era has dawned. King Charles III inherits the heavy burden of the crown. At his side, dutiful, loving and stoic, Camilla, Queen Consort. Watch their journey, from the moment they first met, to the moment they became King and Queen.
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Beatrice & Eugenie: Tarnished Princesses
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have been inseparable for decades. From early childhood, up until the official announcement of becoming royal mums - they have endured a huge deal of media coverage and heartbreaking revelations throughout their lives. They have seen everything from watching their parents go down in the media, to being left isolated in the press themselves, and were constantly amidst their parents shadow. The parents were an easy target, but the two princesses - were even easier targets. This is the story of the two tarnished princesses.
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Meghan & Kate: Women of Windsor
While one represents tradition and the other modernity, the entry of Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle into the royal family has transformed the way monarchy is viewed by the public and has been hailed as a new era for the Crown. Both the women have been dedicated to their duties as representatives of the Crown and role models to the public, and have built their own paths to mould the monarchy for a new generation. This is Meghan and Kate: Women of Windsor.
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Crown in Crisis: Death
The British Royal family embodies strength, resilience and stability. Queen Elizabeth II, the longest reigning monarch in British history, has led a life of commitment, supreme dedication and duty towards her people. Her life was heavily influenced by the critical people that surrounded her, but also by their deaths and the toll these would take on the course of history. The lives but also the deaths of these remarkable members of the monarchy have shaped the course of history as we know it - their choices and destinies influenced the world we live in today. Take a look behind the facade and uncover the truth from the monarchy’s darkest days... This is the crown... in crisis.
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Crown in Crisis: Divorce
1992, the year which the queen herself described as an “annus horribillis”, goes down in history as a tragic period in time for the royals. Princess Anne, Prince Andrew and Prince Charles have gone through public divorces which shocked the nation. On July 29, 1981, nearly one billion television viewers in 74 countries tuned in to witness the marriage of Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, to Lady Diana Spencer, a young English schoolteacher. However this marriage only lasted 5 years as the couple divorced on the 28th August 1996. On July 23, 1986, Prince Andrew and Sarah married in a grand royal wedding held at Westminster Abbey in London. Their marriage lasted longer as the couple divorced 10 years later on the 30th May 1996. Princess Anne’s marriage lasted the longest of them all, however similarly ended in divorce. She married her first husband, Capt. Mark Phillips, an army officer, on November 14, 1973, in Westminster Abbey and later divorced on 23rd April 1992. All three couples faced tests in their marriages that ultimately lead them to separate.
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Princess Margaret: The Trouble with Townsend
Princess Margaret. Known for her glamour and beauty, her early love for nightlife and the arts, and her consistent appearance in the papers. She struggled throughout her life to balance an independent spirit and artistic temperament with her duties as a member of Britain’s Royal family. From her dramatic almost-marriage to her very public divorce, Margaret’s turbulent love life dominated the Royal spotlight for years. The Princess’s romantic entanglements were the stuff of rumour, tabloid speculation and scandal, yet they played a critical role in modernising Royal love along the way. Hand in hand with her marriage was her shocking divorce, which almost became her unwritten legacy, and normalised Royal divorce for the future generations, despite the backlash she faced at the time. Coming of age at a unique time when celebrity culture and tabloid journalism were just beginning, her status as younger sister to the Queen of the Commonwealth and her natural beauty, made her the first choice for the press to write stories about, particularly when they were so scandalous. Princess Margaret had a large part in modernising the Royal Family, more so than her sister, The Queen. Although she may have been a darling of the gossip columns, she will always be remembered as glamorous individual who stood out amongst Royal stereotypes.
Apple TVPrincess Margaret: From Armstrong to the End
After her shocking public announcement that she would not be marrying Peter Townsend, Margaret appeared at more Royal engagements and events, with several different suitors. Eventually, Margaret began secretly seeing photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones. Although the press were obsessed with following her and identifying her likely suitors, Antony was completely overlooked. She would visit him in secret at his studios and he would accompany her to events, but Antony was often in the background. Antony Armstrong-Jones was considered a ‘commoner’, not considered a real prospect for Margaret, which is why their romance went undetected for so long. The announcement of their engagement in February 1960 caught many by surprise. Despite appearing to be happily married, both of the Snowdons engaged in public love affairs. But Margaret was also keeping secrets. In 2002, Margaret’s passing came just three days after the 50th anniversary of her father King George VI's death. Princess Margaret was in many ways the quintessential modern royal, caught between tradition, duty, desire and public opinion. She maintained a love for life, not worried about how the tabloids perceived her, as once told French poet and filmmaker Jean Cocteau, “Disobedience is my joy”.
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Grand Designs
Kevin McCloud follows people as they build their dream house, often focusing on modern design, energy efficiency, maximizing space and views.
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Adele: A New Chapter
Adele is a Grammy Award-winning artist whose soulful sound has thrust her into the limelight. Her soulful voice, frank personality and chart-topping hits have made her one of the most successful artists of all time. Her authenticity in her work appeals to so many; there are no gimmicks with Adele. What you see is what you get. Through her own words, video and live performances, this documentary takes an incredible look at the life and times of one of the greatest artists of all time.
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Kate Middleton: Making of a Queen
Kate Middleton’s rise to her position as wife to the future king is a modern-day fairytale of true love. Catherine, The Duchess of Cambridge is admired around the world. Taking her place on the global stage, tying the knot with Prince William and swiftly making history with their firstborn child, and third in line to the throne, Prince George. We look at Kate’s incredible journey, from being a commoner, to the future Queen consort, we delve into the wonderful story of Catherine Middleton, and her journey into royal life.
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Grace Kelly: Precious Memories
Grace Kelly. Her Serene Highness Princess Grace of Monaco. Her onscreen beauty, self-confidence and mystery enchanted the world, and her serenity and poise as a princess defined grace. Precious Memories as the Hollywood Starlet who became Monaco’s beloved Princess. Grace Kelly is one of the most admired women in the world. She is forever remembered as a standard of beauty, style and grace. Fitting for a woman who epitomised grace. Poised, Reserved, Supremely Elegant: in short, Royalty. Enjoy a look through Grace Kellys life and her journey in becoming a Princess through her Precious Memories.
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Prince William: Duty Calls
The boy who would be king. Born into the most famous family in the world, destined for a life of duty, following in the foot steps of his grandmother, his father and a long line of British monarchs before them. It’s clear for Prince William, royalty is not just a privilege, but a duty. Son of Prince Charles and Diana, Princess of Wales, Prince William was set to start his Royal career from a very early age. As future head of the Armed Forces, he begins his military career, and works in the Army, Navy and the RAF. With flying in the royal blood, his time at RAF Search and Rescue make a strong impression on William, so he takes to the sky as a full-time pilot for the East Anglian Air Ambulance.
Apple TVApple iTunesBeatrice & Eugenie: Tarnished Princesses
Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie have been inseparable for decades. From early childhood, up until the official announcement of becoming royal mums - they have endured a huge deal of media coverage and heartbreaking revelations throughout their lives. They have seen everything from watching their parents go down in the media, to being left isolated in the press themselves, and were constantly amidst their parents shadow.
Apple TVApple iTunesMeghan & Kate: Women of Windsor
While one represents tradition and the other modernity, the entry of Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle into the royal family has transformed the way monarchy is viewed by the public and has been hailed as a new era for the Crown. Both the women have been dedicated to their duties as representatives of the Crown and role models to the public, and have built their own paths to mould the monarchy for a new generation. This is Meghan and Kate: Women of Windsor.
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