Edward was born at Hampton Court Palace on 12th October 1537 ... Supplement to the first and second editions of Historical Memorials of Westminster Abbey by A.P. Stanley, 1869 (describing the opening ...

Edward was the first Prince of Wales to adopt the motto Ich Dien and use the crest of three ostrich feathers. He died at Westminster Palace on 8th June 1376 before his father. His son succeeded as ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla sent a public birthday message to Prince Edward on Monday as he celebrated his 61st birthday. The royal couple shared their wishes on the official Royal Family social ...

Prince Edward will miss the annual ... event was confirmed by Buckingham Palace. His wife, Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, will also be absent from the Westminster Abbey service.

King Charles and Queen Camilla have sent a heartfelt public message to Prince Edward in celebration of his 61st birthday on Monday. The royal couple paid tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh alongside a ...

King Charles office has shared major update about Prince Edward's new important patronage ... patronized by members of the royal family. The Palace has shared details about the Duke's new role ...

But who is buried in in the floor of Westminster Abbey ... In the 1040s, King Edward (later St Edward the Confessor) decided to place his palace by the banks of the river Thames on a patch ...

King Charles was crowned with the St. Edward Crown — but he left Westminster Abbey wearing ... crown that had been melted down in 1649. The palace said the original was thought to date back ...

A man who climbed part way up the 'Big Ben' clock tower at London's Palace of Westminster early on Saturday and stayed there all day as part of a pro-Palestinian protest, appeared in court on Monday.

Westminster Palace, rebuilt from the year 1840 on the site of important medieval remains, is a fine example of neo-Gothic architecture. The site – which also comprises the small medieval Church of ...

Alternatively, you can take a guided tour (led by the abbey's vergers) and see special places inaccessible to the public, including the tomb containing Saint Edward the Confessor. If you decide to ...