Buckingham Palace Responds To U.K. Newspaper’s Report Claiming The Royal Household ‘Banned’ Ethnic Minorities From Being Hired In Office Roles

Meghan Markle has reportedly demanded that Buckingham Palace hand over a “point by point” breakdown of the claims that she “bullied” her staff during her time as a working royal. The 39-year-old mum of two has not yet been formally interviewed over claims she presided over a “toxic” work environment while at Kensington Palace, sources have revealed.

According to The Times' royal sources, via The New York Post, the investigation by Buckingham Palace on the bullying allegations against Meghan Markle is still "ongoing." Moreover, the findings of the investigation may be delayed until 2022.

Queen Elizabeth, 95, looked so regal as she arrived to the annual Royal Ascot! The head of the royal family wore an elegant turquoise blue coat and matching hat for the event, held on Saturday, June 19. She was beaming as she stepped out of a car, smiling and laughing with other event attendees as she stood outdoors. In another photo, the equestrian appeared elated as she gazed at a beautiful horse — one of her favorite animals.

Queen Elizabeth has been photographed smiling as she attended the Royal Ascot races on Saturday 19 June.The 95 year old Monarch beamed in a mint green outfit, complete with a floral green dress and a matching blazer. She also wore a hat of the same colour, which was embellished with a fascinator with pink and red roses on.

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 First Lady Dr. Jill Biden ’s Friday was spent with members of the British royal family! After visiting a school and participating in a roundtable discussion with the Duchess of Cambridge earlier in the day, the educator and her husband President Joe Biden met with  Queen Elizabeth  at the G7 Leaders reception.First Lady Dr.

President Joe Biden and Jill Biden made their way across the pond.The president and first lady met Queen Elizabeth II and the royal family during a reception at The Eden Project in England, at the G7 Summit on Friday. Prince Charles, Camila, Duchess of Cornwall, Prince William and Kate Middleton were also in attendance.

Queen Elizabeth, 95, welcomed President Joe Biden, 78, and First Lady Jill Biden, 70, in the United Kingdom! The reigning monarch hosted a reception for the Group Seven world leaders Eden Project botanical garden on Friday, June 11. Queen Elizabeth was beaming as she wore a white and pink floral patterned dress, perfect for the late Spring season.

Buckingham Palace was 'unaware' of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's baby arrival until the announcement was made on social media, according to reports. The royal couple welcomed their baby daughter named Lilibet “Lili” Diana Mountbatten-Windsor into the world on Friday, June 4 in California.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry recently welcomed their second child and even revealed the newborn’s name. The couple had first announced that they were having a baby girl when they appeared in Oprah Winfrey’s interview.

 President Joe Biden  will be meeting with two monarchs during his first overseas trip as commander-in-chief. In addition to visiting  Queen Elizabeth  at Windsor Castle, the president, 78, will also meet with King Philippe of Belgium.How First Lady Dr.

Buckingham Palace barred ethnic minorities from office jobs during the 1960s, the Guardian newspaper reported, citing documents in the United Kingdom's National Archives. The revelation, published on the newspaper's front page, was based on papers showing that Queen Elizabeth’s chief financial manager told civil servants in 1968 that it was not the palace’s practice to hire "coloured immigrants or foreigners" for clerical posts and other office jobs.

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth will meet U.S. President Joe Biden and First Lady Jill Biden at Windsor Castle on June 13, Buckingham Palace said on Thursday.

Queen Elizabeth II’s chief financial manager told civil servants in 1968 that it was not the palace’s practice to hire “coloured immigrants or foreigners” for clerical posts and other office jobs.The palace replied forcefully to the historical allegations, stressing that the queen and her household comply “in principle and in practice” with anti-discrimination legislation.“Claims based on a second-hand account of conversations from over 50 years ago should not be used to draw or infer

The royal family and Queen Elizabeth's monarchy seem to be treading hot waters off late and a latest investigative report has taken it a step further. On Wednesday, The Guardian published an investigative account of how Buckingham Palace until the late 1960s banned “coloured immigrants or foreigners” from serving in clerical roles in the royal household.

After a British newspaper reported that Queen Elizabeth II’s courtiers banned members of certain minorities from serving in the royal household, Buckingham Palace issued a statement responding to the allegations.

Buckingham Palace is responding to a new report that at one point in the recent past, people of color and immigrants were banned from serving in clerical roles in the Queen‘s staff, according to a bombshell new article.