Natasha Livingstone is a journalist based in the United Kingdom, writing for MailOnline and Albany Advertiser. Her articles often cover royal news and events, with a focus on King Charles and Queen Camilla. Natasha's work has also been featured in Perth Now.
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Natasha Livingstone's coverage focuses on royalty, with a strong emphasis on entertainment news and culture & society. She frequently cites data and government announcements related to the British monarchy.
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By: Natasha Livingstone
The Aberdeenshire castle – which was bought as a royal residence in 1852 – welcomed tourists for the first time this summer.
By: Natasha Livingstone
The Aberdeenshire castle, which was purchased as a royal residence in 1852, welcomed tourists for the first time this summer.
By: Natasha Livingstone
| Cutting ribbons is bread-and-butter for any member of the Royal Family
It's a rise of 36 per cent, indicating that Harry's more conciliatory approach to the Royal Family this year is beginning to pay off as he looks to strengthen ties back in Britain
The Prince and Princess of Wales have set their sights on the Duke and Duchess of Sussex 's home turf as they relaunch plans for their charitable foundation in the US.
Two years after the Queen's death, the Metropolitan Police is still issuing uniforms with the old royal cypher to new recruits.
She was the late Queen's favourite horse who played a poignant role in the monarch's funeral. Now she's going to play an important part in the final race meeting of the year at Ascot.
By: Natasha Livingstone
Once upon a time, not so long ago, TikTok was a marginal video app for teenagers dancing in their bedrooms. It has since engulfed more than one billion users.
By: Natasha Livingstone
Speaking in a documentary, William recounts how Diana took the brothers to a homeless shelter in London to show the realities of life outside the palace.
A new poll has been released showing how Aussies really feel about the monarchy following King Charles and Queen Camilla's visit to Down Under.
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