But when the artwork was sent away for treatment at the National Trust's Royal Oak Conservation Studio at Knole House in Kent ... gave him access to Kensington Palace to copy paintings - including ...

Explore the grandeur of Saif Ali Khan's ₹800 crore Pataudi Palace, a blend of royal heritage, luxurious interiors, and historical significance in Haryana. Bollywood's royal couple, Saif Ali Khan ...

Saif Ali Khan bought back the Pataudi Palace with his earnings, despite its ancestral significance. It was leased to Neemrana Hotels after Saif's father Mansoor Ali Pataudi passed away ...

At the back, they could not handle Mateta. Max Kilman stood off him to allow the Palace man to fire into the bottom corner at the start of the second half and hit the net for a third Premier ...

The attack took place at his residence in Bandra, Mumbai. However, Saif also owns a luxurious palace-like home in Pataudi Haryana which is valued at whopping Rs 800 crore. The interior of this ...

His properties, including a lavish Bandra West apartment, former homes in Bandra, and the iconic 10-acre Pataudi Palace, blend luxury with heritage. Recently, his Bandra apartment, valued at Rs 40 ...

She adds that, if possible, most damaged objects are sent to Knole, in Sevenoaks, another National Trust-owned estate, where they are restored. “Two chairs ha[d] just been sent there,” she ...

Stockport County landed some incredibly exciting deals throughout the January window. Deadline day saw Sam Cosgrove arrive on loan from Barnsley, Brad Hills come in temporarily from Norwich City ...

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Prince Arthur is perhaps the least known of all Queen Victoria’s sons. Ennobled as the Duke of Connaught, he grew up to become a vaguely military figure with a Wellingtonian nose and a leonine ...

In the Nancy Mitford novels there is a character called the Bolter. She is the narrator’s mother who lives in Kenya and parks her daughter on an unmarried aunt. She is always falling for unsuitable ...

Once, the establishment of priests, singers and servants travelled about England with the King, and their earliest permanent ‘chapels’ were at the Tower of London, Westminster Palace and Eltham Palace ...