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Topic: Princess Anne

WATCH: Incredible old footage of Princess Anne's christening in 1950

Royal christenings are a chance for the whole Royal Family to come together and celebrate the birth of their newest member.

Four times the Royals have gotten involved with politics

The Royal Family are, as a rule, expected to stay out of politics and refrain from giving their personal opinion on certain topics, so as to remain impartial.

The Royal Family members who have competed in the Olympic Games

From Princess Anne to Captain Mark Phillips, did you know that several Royal Family members have competed in the hallowed Olympic games?

Princess Anne in hospital after suffering "minor injuries" and "concussion"

Princess Anne, the sister of King Charles, has been admitted to hospital following an incident thought to be caused by a horse.

Who is the most popular Royal in the UK?

With everything you read in the international media do you ever wonder who exactly is the most popular member of the Royal family with the British people?

Two Royal babies will be born in 2021, what does it mean for the family?

With two babies on the way this year, some changes are in store for the Royal Family, specifically Princess Anne, Prince Edward, Zara Tindall, and Zara's children.

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