Daniela Elser is a national journalist based in Australia, with her work appearing in various publications including The Courier-Mail, News.com.au, and The Cairns Post. She specializes in covering royal news and has written extensively on topics related to the British royal family, particularly focusing on the lives and events surrounding Princess Mary and Queen Mary.
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Daniela Elser's coverage predominantly focuses on royal news and celebrity gossip, particularly surrounding the British and Danish royal families. Her articles often feature expert commentary and occasionally cite data.
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It would take a PhD thesis of no short length to truly answer the question,: does royalty matter?
There was a period of time in the early aughties when a regular gal just going about her business ordering a vodka lime and soda in a bar or trying to get herself a respectable university degree could easily nab an heir to a throne along the way.
Well, well, well. Leave it to Prince Andrew, the Duke of York to spoil King Charles’ Christmas and to dump a steaming fresh crisis on Buckingham Palace’s doorstep, right as the world is trying to wind down and find a decent mince pie left on supermarket shelves.
The photo shows two middle-aged men politely smiling for the camera at some businessy event. It could not, superficially, be a duller image but it is one that has rocked Buckingham Palace.
The late Queen used to send covert signals to her aides via her signature Launer handbag.
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It’s impossible to be anywhere near the internet and not be bombarded by the glut of superfluous, overstuffed gift guides right now.
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COMMENTWell, well, well.
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