Inside the Strange Job of a Royal Rota Photographer
Isla Campbell on the small pool of press who spend their careers waiting for one gate to open Outside a…
Month: July 2026
The Souvenir Shops That Live and Die by the Monarchy
Isla Campbell visits the central London stalls forecasting royal news through mug sales There is a stretch of central London,…
The Republic Debate Nobody Wants to Have at the Pub
Isla Campbell on why a straightforward constitutional question turns every dinner party awkward I have, over the course of covering…
Who Actually Decides What Counts as a Royal Tradition
Isla Campbell on the quiet committees behind ceremonies everyone assumes are ancient There is a particular assumption most people make…
The Curious Economics of a Royal Walkabout
Isla Campbell on what it actually costs a town when the Windsors come to visit There is a particular kind…
What the Google Fine Means for the Royal Household’s Digital Reach
A royal watcher’s look at how tech regulation touches the Firm’s own online presence Brussels handed down an eight hundred…
What the Bricks Speech Means for the Duchy’s Housing Portfolio
A royal watcher’s look at housing policy and the Duchy of Cornwall’s development plans Burnham’s housing speech this week focused…
What TactAI’s Cautious Launch Tells Us About Royal Tech Patronage
A royal watcher’s look at Britain’s newest AI company and royal technology interest Britain’s newest artificial intelligence company launched this…
What France’s Internet Rules Mean for Royal Visits and Connections
A royal watcher’s look at France’s digital restrictions and cross-Channel royal ties France’s decision to restrict internet access until citizens…
What Britain’s Justice Policy Shift Means for Royal Prison Reform Work
A royal watcher’s look at sentencing policy and royal charitable engagement in justice Britain’s new justice policy announcement this week…
