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What the royal family does

The role of the royal family across the Commonwealth is that of morale boosters.

Younger family members are expected to join the armed forces or participate in some useful social service. Royal people present medals to brave soldiers and cups to sporting teams. They are expected to set a good example wherever they go.

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Arguments against the royals

  • Critics say the institution of the monarchy is old-fashioned and artificially maintaining privileges of a bygone era.
  • When the young royal joins the armed forces, they are automatically made officers, leading to inequality and hierarchy.
  • Others complain that royals do insu...

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The royals bring in money via tourism

Briitish taxpayers fund the royal family, which totalled £82.2m in 2018/19. This paid for their 3,200 royal engagements at home and abroad, with over 160,000 guests being welcomed at royal palaces for events. It also financed the reservicing of Buckingham Palace for £85m over the next five years....

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Why the British monarchy survived

The British royal family survived by being more open and flexible than many others.

The French monarchy was destroyed in a blood-bath in the 1790s because it aligned itself with an oppressive aristocratic upper class who exploited the people. In contrast, the British royal...

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Why people care about the royal family

People identify with people. While politicians come and go, the royal family creates a sense of human continuity at the centre of society.

History shows that rebels and non-conformists in the family can create more affection than good ones. Diana, the maverick Princess...

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The line of succession to the throne

  • The present Queen received her title in 1952 from her father, George VI, whose claim went through his father, George V, to Queen Victoria.
  • Today, the line of succession of the House of Windsor runs through Prince Charles (1), to his son Prince William (2) and then to his eldest son...

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Why Britain has a royal family

Why Britain has a royal family

For centuries, virtually every country in the western world had some sort of king and royal family.

Some people in republics like France or the United States will say that clever people grew out of them. Monarchy lovers will respond that really clever countries kept their monarchies. T...

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Power of the royal family

In a representative people's monarchy, the people have the power while the monarch has none.

The British royal family are not supposed to express political opinions. When Elizabeth II reads out the policies of 'Her' government in the Queen's Speech at the Opening of Pa...

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How the royal family's titles work

The royal family take their titles from the English shires - York, Lancaster, Gloucester, Cornwall.

  • Prince Charles is Duke of Cornwall
  • Prince Andrew is Duke of York
  • Prince Edward is Earl of Wessex

For the next generation of royals,

  • Prince ...

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