Royal Daily

21/07/2026

Coffee drinkers can safely enjoy up to five cups a day without increasing their risk of heart disease, as long as they avoid sugary extras and energy drinks, according to a new review of evidence published on 20 July in the American Heart Association's journal Circulation.

A major American Heart Association review suggests most adults can safely drink up to five cups of coffee a day, while warning that energy shots and sugary add‑ins may damage heart health.

27/01/2026

From the classroom to the social feed, the government is drawing a firm line in the sand to protect the mental health of a generation.



Read more: https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/uk-schools-urged-go-phone-free-gov-slams-use-devices-class-1773792

27/01/2026

Farage's Reform UK unveils 'America First' agenda prioritising veterans over migrants as membership passes 270,000



Read More: https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/nigel-farage-unveils-america-first-style-agenda-protect-veterans-over-illegal-migrants-1774237

27/01/2026

Starmer branded a coward as Labour MPs rebel over blocking Andy Burnham



Read More: https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/keir-starmer-branded-coward-john-mcdonnell-amid-deepening-labour-revolt-1774145

03/01/2026

Prince Harry, Meghan Markle Reportedly Branded 'Difficult and Cheap' By US PR Agencies Rejecting Accounts

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle started 2026 with what, according to insiders, they are calling a 'PR nightmare.' Their chief communications officer Meredith Maines stepped down after less than one year in the position – marking their 11th publicist departure in just five years.

The timing is particularly damaging as the couple simultaneously announced their separation from US-based PR agency Method Communications in late December 2025.

A number of leading PR agencies have refused to work with the couple because of their unstable reputation and frequent scandals.

READ MORE: https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/prince-harry-meghan-markle-reportedly-branded-difficult-cheap-us-pr-agencies-rejecting-accounts-1767471

03/01/2026

Kate Middleton 'Rocked to The Core' by Prince William's Sudden 2006 Plan Change — What Happened?

Behind the palace walls and beyond the glossy magazine covers lies a moment few remember: a Boxing Day phone call that nearly derailed the future of British royalty. In the early days of their relationship, Kate Middleton experienced an emotional gut-punch that would test not only her resilience but also the very foundation of her partnership with Prince William.

The year was 2006, and what should have been a romantic New Year's Eve celebration became instead a stark reminder of the unforgiving pressures that come with loving a man destined for the crown. At just 24 years old, Middleton was navigating uncharted territory — a young woman caught between genuine affection and the bewildering complexity of royal protocol.

Prince William, equally young at the time, faced conflicting loyalties: the pull of tradition and duty versus the desire for a life outside the gilded cage. Their relationship was still finding its footing, fragile in the way all young love can be, yet under scrutiny that few couples ever endure.

READ MORE: https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/kate-middleton-rocked-core-prince-williams-sudden-2006-plan-change-what-happened-1767895

03/01/2026

Prince Harry Reportedly Faces Critical Security Verdict, 'Urged To Apologise' To Mend Royal Rift In 2026

Prince Harry could be on the verge of a major turning point in his relationship with the British Royal Family as he faces a crucial UK security review.

The Duke of Sussex endured a turbulent 2025 filled with highs and lows, but insiders say 2026 could be very different if the ruling goes in his favour.

The review will decide how Harry travels in the UK, when he can visit safely, and why the verdict is seen as key to repairing strained family ties. How he responds could determine whether long-standing tensions with King Charles III and Prince William ease or remain firmly in place.

Last year brought a rollercoaster of events for Harry. He celebrated a triumphant Invictus Games in Canada and made a high-profile visit to the UK in September.

That trip included a much-anticipated reunion with his father, King Charles III, signalling hope for reconciliation. Yet the year was far from smooth, with setbacks including a bitter boardroom dispute that led to Harry resigning as patron of his Sentebale charity and an unsuccessful appeal to restore automatic police protection for UK visits.

READ MORE: https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/prince-harry-reportedly-faces-critical-security-verdict-urged-apologise-mend-royal-rift-2026-1767760

03/01/2026

Queen Camilla Is Allegedly Unhappy as 'Stronger' Princess Kate Will Not Step Back Amid King Charles' Cancer Battle

For decades, the British monarchy has operated on a bedrock of immoveable tradition, a slow-turning ship that rarely changes course. Yet, behind the gilded gates of Buckingham Palace, a quiet but firm revolution is taking place.

The driving force is not the monarch himself, but the woman who will one day sit beside the throne. As King Charles III continues his arduous battle with cancer at the age of 77, the Princess of Wales is no longer waiting in the wings.

Insiders told Star Magazine that Princess Kate is reshaping the very fabric of the Royal Family's future, and she is doing so with the king's full blessing.

The transition of power and influence is often subtle, but in late 2025, the shift is becoming undeniable. Sources close to the palace reveal that Kate, 43, is asserting her influence on the institution more than ever before. While the king remains the sovereign, the operational ethos is increasingly being defined by the Waleses.

'Kate's so adored, within the family and by the British public,' a source reveals. 'It makes sense she would start taking a bigger hand in shaping what the monarchy looks like moving forward.'

READ MORE: https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/queen-camilla-allegedly-unhappy-stronger-princess-kate-will-not-step-back-1762840

17/10/2025

Company Asked 'Dead' Employee to Justify Leave During Own Funeral

EVA Air faces investigation after a flight attendant died following alleged in-flight negligence, and the airline then shockingly demanded leave-of-absence proof from her grieving family.