After two seasons of palace intrigue, Netflix’s royal drama “The Crown” — which chronicles the reign of Queen Elizabeth II — will jump forward in time when it returns in 2019. Robert Lacey continues to be the royal consultant for series 3.
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Jamal Khashoggi: A self-exiled journalist talks to the Economist about his country’s recent direction
A year ago my friend Jamal Khashoggi, a prominent journalist and past newspaper editor, left his home in Saudi Arabia for the last time. He is now in self-exile, living in Washington, DC, fearing that he will be arrested for his political views if he returns to his country.
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Robert Lacey unveiled the commemorative plaques dedicated to prominent individuals who helped Jews during the Holocaust.
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Royal historian and author Robert Lacey is one of the experts featured in the ABC-TV two-night television event “The Story of the Royals,” debuting on August 22, 2018.
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On June 24, Saudi Arabia will no longer be the only country in the world to bar women from driving. For the first time ever, women will legally get behind the wheel in the kingdom.
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Robert Lacey is quoted in People Magazine this week following the news that the new Duchess of Sussex will accompany the Queen to Cheshire in northwest England.
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Robert Lacey writes for the Daily Mail following the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. As Britain’s newest and most dazzling Duchess was…
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Royal Historian Robert Lacey will be part of the live ITV team covering the wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Saturday 19…
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Royal historian Robert Lacey is quoted in the Washington Post’s article about the marriage of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle and the Church of…
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Robert Lacey will be In Conversation with Rabbi Julia at the West London Synagogue on 19 May.
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