Creating the Coronation invitation was the job of a lifetime for heraldic artist Andrew Jamieson , as Charlotte Reather discovers

A new exhibition explores the enduring style of the infamous 18th-century French queen

On Thursday, the caring princess visited the children’s mental health charity Anna Freud, of which she is Patron, and met with its Chief Executive, Professor Eamon McCrory, to discuss how it is transf

Westminster Hall’s 14th-century carved angels were the inspiration behind woodcarver William Barsley’s own celestial choir

In his new series, David Dimbleby explores the power and wealth of the British monarchy – and its viability

Held in high esteem and lavished with furs, velvet and precious stones, young male choristers-turned-bishops were all the rage at Christmas in the Middle Ages, says Matthew Dennison