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Princess Margaret ‘left with foetal alcohol syndrome from Queen Mother’s drinking’
Princess Margaret suffered from foetal alcohol syndrome brought on by the Queen Mother’s drinking during pregnancy, a biography has claimed. The syndrome is caused by a developing baby’s exposure to alcohol in the womb, and can give the child distinctive facial features and cause difficulties with learning, impulse control and managing emotions.
According to the royal family’s website, the Queen Mother was born the Honourable Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon on 4 August, 1900, and spent her early childhood years at St. Paul’s ...
King Charles might be spending time at a lesser-known royal residence in Scotland! All about the Castle of Mey and the big ...
According to the royal family’s website, the Queen Mother was born the Honourable Elizabeth Angela Marguerite Bowes-Lyon on 4 August, 1900, and spent her early childhood years at St. Paul’s ...
The term ‘Queen Mother’ was first used in 1560, although Bowes-Lyon seems to be the most well-known queen mother, at least when it comes to the use of the title. A Google search of ‘Queen ...
Queen Elizabeth II’s role as a mother of four (from left: Charles, Andrew, Anne and Edward) was often overshadowed by her other titles. POOL/AFP via Getty Images “A lot of children were ...
Elizabeth, now queen, set out to remedy George's unkingly handicaps, a stutter, a fear of public appearances and low self-confidence. Some commentators have said that the couple had a brave war.
Queen Elizabeth who is mother of the late monarch, is known for her grace and longevity, made thoughtful decisions in her ...
On King Charles’s 70th birthday, Queen Elizabeth described him as ‘in every respect a duchy original’. While in many regards, the reigning monarch has proven his mother right, modernising the Crown ...
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