All the latest royal news from Tuesday 17 February, including Queen Camilla's royal engagements in Bath and Princess Anne's dinner at Windsor Castle for the Woodland Trust

The Royal Family have celebrated Great Britain's first ever gold medal on snow as Prince Edward joined athletes in Milan, Italy. Taking to Instagram, the royals sent their "congratulations to Charlotte Bankes and Huw Nightingale" for their success.

News about the British Royal Family comes in thick and fast, especially with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and the latest Epstein File drop. But, he's not the only one making the headlines. Read on for a roundup of recent 2026 news about the monarchy.

Norway’s monarchy is currently weathering two separate, spectacular scandals with Crown Princess Mette-Marit’s appearance in the Epstein files and her son’s highly publicized rape trial.

The Royal Family has wished Muslims in the UK, the Commonwealth and around the world a “blessed and peaceful Ramadan”, prompting a largely positive response from followers – though the timing of the message sparked debate among fans.

A new biography has revealed the moment the relationship changed forever between the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Sussex, as their bitter feud was laid bare for the first time

During an appearance at the World Governments Summit in Dubai, Prince Edward echoed a point previously made by King Charles and Queen Camilla: remember the victims.

In October, the king’s 65-year-old brother was stripped of his royal titles after previous revelations about his relationship with Epstein. He is now known simply as Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor.

Nearly three years after Spare sent shockwaves through the Royal Family, one of its most explosive claims is once again under scrutiny. Prince Harry’s account of a physical altercation with Prince William, which was reported as a symbol of the brothers ...