The Royal Family have always projected an immaculate image, but in this entertaining hour, the Royal Servants reveal what goes on behind closed doors. Former staff recount amusing incidents, and historian Kate Williams explores servant duties from ancient times.
Eye-opening documentary revealing how the Royals spend their money, and what the taxpayer is funding. Pro and anti-monarchists put forward their arguments for whether the Royals are a financial burden we should no longer bear, or a unique asset we should cherish.
With the announcement that the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are expecting their first child, this programme looks at what motherhood entails for members of the royal family, including unusual birthing traditions, how to cope with the domestic politics of life with a nanny, and how to juggle mothering and royal duties. The film visits the nanny school in Bath that is the go-to place for royal childcare, and Glamis Castle in Angus, where young princesses Elizabeth and Margaret could escape the glare of the media and the formality of the court.
Documentary exploring the design and creation of the Royal wedding dresses that have captured the public's attention for decades. Includes interviews with designers, Royal style tips, and the small handful of fashion faux pas.
From the earliest days of flight, the royal family has loved to fly in style. This episode lifts the curtain on regal luxury at 30,000 ft to tell the story of a royal love affair that shows no signs of abating.
The Royal Train is the most luxurious and elusive locomotive in the history of the British Isles. For over 150 years, from Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth, it has been our monarchy’s favourite way to travel. But until now, the private world behind its veiled carriages have remained a mystery to all but a very privileged few. This is the inside story of this extraordinary palace on wheels; from its lavish past as the royal express of excess, to her Majesty Queen Elizabeth’s mobile ‘home from home’.
