WWE announce Jennie Bond as Royal Rumble correspondent â with cheeky Royal Family joke
World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) has announced BBC veteran reporter Jennie Bond as its new Royal Rumble correspondent , with a hilarious video showing the former royal correspondent giving wrestling news and views
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Channel 5 s royal documentary Prince Philip: The Bachelor Years reflected on a crucial moment in the relationship between himself and his grandsons, Prince Harry and Prince William. After the death of their mother, Princess Diana, Prince Philip argued the boys would feel a great deal of regret if they did not walk behind their mother s coffin during the procession. Royal commentators Jennie Bond and Hugo Vickers highlighted the importance of this advice.
Prince Philip s intense fight with Queen Elizabeth: Duke escapes amid scornful row
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Prince Philip s had an intense quarrel with Queen Elizabeth that made him get away from her
Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth have seen 73 beautiful years of marriage together.
However, the couple has had their fair share of ups and downs. During one such incident, the Prince had an intense quarrel with the monarch over the surname of their kids.
Speaking on Channel 5 documentary, Before They Were Royal, royal experts Jenny Bond and Dr Kate Williams revealed, There was a big row about it and Philip lost the argument. The Queen decreed that her children would be part of the house of Windsor.
The British Schools Museum, based in original Victorian and Edwardian school buildings on Queen Street, gives visitors an insight into what education used to be like. There s also a tearoom and shop.
The North Hertfordshire Museum offers four galleries full of exhibits with a local theme and also has an on-site café and shop.
The Hitchin Festival - dubbed a summer festival for the people of Hitchin by the people of Hitchin - runs every July, pandemics permitting.
Hitchin Lavender is a huge draw in the summer months, with visitors flocking to enjoy the 25 miles of lavender fields and the fabulous photo opportunities they present. Owned and operated by a local family, there s a restaurant, gift shop and play area, making for an ideal day trip.