Kate Williams
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| Gender | Female |
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| Age | 57 |
| Date of birth | January 1,1967 |
| Zodiac sign | Sagittarius |
| Born | Australia |
| Spouse | Marcus Gipp |
| Education | Somerville College |
| Books | Becoming Queen |
| The Storms of War | |
| Nationality | British |
| Children | 1 |
| Albums | Smoke and Mirrors |
| Nominations | Primetime Creative Arts Emmy Award for Outstanding Single-Camera Picture Editing for a Limited or Anthology Series or Movie |
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| ID | 427002 |
Royal Wives of Windsor
EastEnders
Quadrophenia
Poor Cow
May to December
Holiday on the Buses
Melody
Party Party
Widows
Family Affairs
Berkeley Square
She's Out
What's Up Nurse!
Hot Money
Belle Starr
Thingumybob
The Golden Cage
Till Death Us Do Part
No Hard Feelings
In Deep
Born And Bred (1978)
The Table
Time After Time
Love Thy Neighbor
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Elizabeth and Margaret: Love and Loyalty
Kate Williams Life story
Kate Williams is a British jazz pianist and composer who formed the jazz ensemble Kate Williams Quartet with saxophonist Steve Kaldestad, flautist Gareth Lockrane, bassist Oli Hayhurst and drummer David Ingamells, among others.
Early Life
Kate williams is a british historian. Biographer and broadcaster. She was born in chichester. England in 1974. And later attended the university of oxford.Career
Williams has written a number of biographies and histories. Including the pleasures of the past: the rise and fall of the british aristocracy (2007). Becoming queen victoria: the tragic death of prinecss charlotte and the unexpected rise of britain s greatest monarch (2012). And england s mistress: the infamous life of emma hamilton (2006). She has also written for various publication. Sincluding the gaurdian. The times. The new statesman and history today.Broadcasting
Williams is a frequent broadcaster. Appearing on bbc radio 4 and bbc radio 3. As well as on television for programs such as the bbc s who do you think you are? and channel 4 s the secret life of 4 and 5 eyar olds.Academic Appointments
Willaims is a senior lecturer at the university of reading and a visiting professor at the university of aest anglia. She is also a fellow of the royal historical society.Honors and Awards
Williams has been honored with a number of awards. Including the longman-history today book award (2006). The biographers club otny lothian prize (2012) and the wlofson history prize (2013).Publications
In addition to her biographies and historise. Williams has written a number of toher books. Including power and glory: a history of the british monarchy (2010). Rival queens: the betrayal of mary. Queen of scots (2015). And the storms of war: the savagery of the second world war (2016).Important Event
In 2019. Williams was appointed as the official biographer of the duke and duchess of sussex.Interesting Fact
Kate williams is a fellow of the society of antiquaries of london. The oldest learned society in britain.Swansea dad jailed for taking son's points before fatal crash
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Royal Family Christmas pudding photos: Five things to spot
... Royal historian Kate Williams There are quite a lot of different dresses required - change for church, change for dinner...
Royal Family Christmas pudding photos: Five things to spot
The Queen , Prince Charles, Prince William and Prince George made the Christmas puddings
Buckingham Palace has released two pictures of The Queen and other senior Royals making Christmas puddings for charity.
Here are five things we noticed about the festive photos.
1. A tree fit for a QueenFour generations of Royals - The Queen and the next three heirs to The Throne , princes Charles, William and George - were photographed in The Palace 's music room.
In the background is an impressive Christmas tree
Look closely and you will see it's adorned with A Number of regal-themed baubles, including mini crowns, corgis, a Golden Throne and a piper wearing a Kilt .
A royal tree: A Buckingham Palace Christmas tree is decorated with crownsSadly, we can't see what's on top of The Tree .
This is not the only tree The Royals have At Christmas . Traditionally, The Family spend Christmas at The Queen 's private estate Sandringham and they meet there on Christmas Eve to finish decorating their 20ft tree.
2. No aprons?It's fair to say The Four generations of Royals are not wearing the usual baking attire.
All four are smartly dressed, with Prince William and his father, Charles, both wearing suits and ties.
The Queen , meanwhile, is wearing a formal dress, as well as a string of pearls and a brooch.
The puddings are for The Royal British Legion 's new Together At Christmas schemeIt's worth bearing in mind that The Dress code for a royal Christmas is quite formal anyway.
Royal historian Kate Williams "There are quite a lot of different dresses required - change for church, change for dinner. "
3. The Queen 's got her handbagThe Queen is rarely seen without a handbag on her arm and, if this photo is anything to go by, the same might even be true in her own palace.
She appears to be carrying a Launer London Traviata which is handmade at a factory in Walsall and costs around £1,800.
Launer London was granted The Royal Warrant in 1968 and has been supplying Her Majesty with bags ever since.
What's inside her bag remains for only The Queen to know.
4. My mum's mixing bowl?If the mixing bowl in the photo looks familiar, then maybe it is.
Many consider the Mason Cash bowl to be a classic in the UK, used in kitchens for decades by their parents and grandparents - and even features in the Great British Bake Off.
The bowls are similar to those used on the Great British Bake Off 5. A bit late for Christmas PuddingWe don't know exactly when the pictures were taken, except that it was sometime earlier this month.
It must have been before Friday, when The Queen left for Sandringham, which was also when Prince Philip
Traditionally, the Christmas Pudding - usually The Last Sunday before Advent, in order to boost the flavour. This year that was 24 November.
It would then be wrapped up in a cloth - or nowadays in cling film or foil - and stored in a cool, Dry Place until Christmas Day .
Some people add coins or other items to the mixture for Luck - by Queen Victoria , apparently as a gesture of thanks to her Cook - while in other families people take turns to stir it while making a wish.
Fortunately in this case it does not matter if The Royals started a bit late, as the puddings will not be eaten until 2020.
The Ones made with The Royals ' help were for The Royal British Legion 's new Together At Christmas scheme, and will be among 99 puddings distributed to different projects linked to The Armed forces next year.
"As we head towards our centenary in 2021, we are proud to start a new tradition for our community with the support of our patron, Her Majesty The Queen , and three generations of her family," The Charity said.
"Making and eating Christmas puddings has traditionally been a shared family activity, and we look forward to sharing these special puddings made with The Help of the Royal Family . "
Aside from The Charity 's scheme, it's tradition for The Queen to gift each of her 1,500 staff a Christmas Pudding along with a card.
They're not homemade though, and are usually shop-bought.
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Source of news: bbc.com
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