As reported here yesterday, collectors of royal memorabilia flocked to an auction house in Gloucestershire to snap up precious items associated with some of the happiest days in the tragically short life of Diana, Princess of Wales.

Members of The Royalist please click on the accompanying image for an exclusive video from Calyx TV in which you can see and hear for yourself the highlights of the sale, including a piece of cake delivered to a Clarence House cleaner from a grateful Charles and Diana back in those heady days of 1981.

The Ministry of Defence has just announced that five soldiers whose duties include guarding the Queen have been sacked from the Army after failing a drugs test.

He’s spent much of the summer asking Kate Middleton to 'come fly with me' as the two embarked on another sun-soaked holiday on the Caribbean island of Mustique.

Now Prince William is reported to have promised Kate that he’ll take dancing lessons to keep up with his twinkle-toed girlfriend.

Yes, we really are still in the silly season that is August!

Last week saw Crown Princess Mary of Denmark cheering on sports stars in Beijing. Now comes an Olympian effort worthy of Michael Phelps and co. as the future queen made her first visit home in two years...

While most MPs are sending home postcards from exotic climes, one member of Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s government has decided to send out a clear challenge to noneother than H.R.H. The Prince of Wales.

The Olympic Games is supposed to promote harmony between nations. Now though comes an unexpected spat between Danish and Australian officials over a visit by Crown Princess Mary to the Australian Olympic village.

The Prince of Wales has made a further impassioned warning about the dangers of genetically modified crops.

Last week we saw a Duchess wishing us all a highly premature 'Happy Christmas'. Now comes a Princess who’s wished one Aussie Olympian a very 'Happy Birthday'.

With Prince William and Kate Middleton only just ending their holiday in Mustique, and the Queen tucked away at Balmoral Castle, the reality is that it’s really rather quiet on the royal scene. Now, though, comes a fun story to brighten up an otherwise dull, dark day in England.....

The London Evening Standard newspaper has offered a public apology to the Duke of Edinburgh and said it now accepts that it was wrong to report the "untrue" claim that the Queen's husband had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.