With Philip departing for an extended tour, Elizabeth makes a troubling discovery. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Eden is determined to retaliate following Egypt's seizure of the Suez Canal.

A chasm has grown between Elizabeth and Philip, a growing distance she finds increasingly difficult to bridge. Eden navigates a landscape of demanding international affairs and persistent physical ailments. For Philip, a recent interview ha…

Within the palace walls, efforts are underway to avert a scandal that threatens to tarnish the reputation of Prince Philip. Eden finds himself facing criticism from both his cabinet colleagues and the press.

Elizabeth and Philip’s tenth-anniversary celebration is a lavish affair, yet amidst the festivities, both Margaret and the Prime Minister find themselves navigating unexpected romantic difficulties.

Elizabeth’s remarks during her visit to the Jaguar factory were widely perceived as insensitive. Consequently, she and the monarchy found themselves facing a sharp wave of criticism from a prominent and forthright nobleman.

A recently declassified World War II document reveals unsettling truths about a relative of Elizabeth. Meanwhile, the Duke of Windsor mounts a campaign to regain a place in the public eye.

Peter Townsend's letter ignited in Margaret a sudden, daring idea. Just as swiftly, Elizabeth’s news brought unforeseen difficulties for Margaret’s plans.

Drawing inspiration from Jackie Kennedy and disregarding her administration’s directives, Elizabeth pursued an unorthodox path toward resolving a matter with Ghana.

Philip urged that Prince Charles visit his own university in Scotland, recalling the formative hardships he endured during his time there.

The government's latest scandal, steeped in impropriety, strikes Elizabeth and Philip with particular force. Seeking respite from the turmoil, Elizabeth journeys to Scotland for a period of recuperation during her challenging pregnancy.