The guards, famous for their blood-red outfits and lofty black hats, can often be spotted in royal locations in London and Windsor. According to a guard who spoke to Insider at a royal event in ...

At the Royal Ascot, the race track stakes are high, and the hats are even higher. Every June, members of Britain’s Royal family descend upon the grounds of the Ascot Racecourse, bringing with them a ...

Now, in 2023, these hats are an iconic symbol of the UK ... This cruel exploitation contradicts my duties as a royal guard. Being a British soldier should be about protecting and saving others.

The Royal Guard of Charles III of England has one of ... The members of the King’s Guard wear tall and very unique hats, which are believed to have been designed to make the infantry appear ...

The famous Royal Guards, now known as the King's Guard following ... They are easily recognisable by their red uniforms, black bearskin hats, and their commanding presence at Buckingham Palace.

THE royal guards’ famous bearskin hats date back to the Napoleonic wars. But do they still wear them and why? Here's everything you need to know... Though often associated with the British Army ...

Merseyside Animal Rights spoke to the ECHO after it was reported 100 bears are killed each year to create King’s Guards' Hats. Article continues below The hats have been part of Royal Family ...

Kate Middleton's Trooping the Colour outfit had a deeper meaning. All about why the Princess of Wales wore aqua to King ...

are responsible for protecting several royal palaces and landmarks, including Buckingham Palace, where one can see the signature red-coated guards with their bearskin hats. St. James's Palace ...

won’t stop groovin’” – the royal guards are in a half-circle formation, playing flutes and trumpets, led by a conductor with a sword and a guard hat. In the video, Swift’s song “Shake ...