Holyrood Palace
Official residence in Edinburgh, ScotlandWikipedia
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Sep 12, 2026
Mega Edition: Prince Andrew And His Uncomfortable Transition to Civilian Life (9/12/26)
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10:33Bobby CapucciHOST
In early 2021, she was given two new puppies, one Corgi and one Dorgi, a Corgi-Dachshund mixed breed.
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10:41Bobby CapucciHOST
King Charles III will lead a royal procession today in Edinburgh as the late queen's coffin is moved from the Palace of Holyrood to St. Giles Cathedral.
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10:54Bobby CapucciHOST
Well, at least Prince Andrew isn't going to be wearing his military clothes.
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10:58Bobby CapucciHOST
I was wondering if he was going to try and pull a move.
The Travel Show: Fall Utah Travel Expo; Live England Updates!
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25:42Abby BunnellGUEST
We're also shopping.
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25:45Abby BunnellGUEST
We're going to Holyrood Palace, beautiful, beautiful palace where the royals always stay when they're in Scotland.
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25:51Abby BunnellGUEST
And of course, You can't go to Edinburgh without climbing that magnificent mountain to see Edinburgh Castle just perched on the hillside.
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26:01Larry GelwixHOST
Yep.
Right to Reply 11: Anglo-Saxon Nearly Monarchs
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57:22Graham DukeHOST
Send him a message.
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57:24Graham DukeHOST
On the counterfactual, Duncan Gill pointed out from a Scottish perspective that if Edward had become king, then Scotland might not have had Holyrood, Queensferry, Dunfermline Abbey or a handy saintly flipside of the coin to the wronged Macbeth.
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57:38Graham DukeHOST
Because of Margaret of Scotland and Malcolm III and all that sort of stuff.
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57:41Graham DukeHOST
And he follows, you should absolutely do a series on the Scottish consults.
Exploring Dovecot, Edinburgh
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41:13Celia JoiceyGUEST
to many historic properties, there's tapestry there.
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41:16Celia JoiceyGUEST
So here in Edinburgh, you can go to Holyrood Palace.
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41:18Celia JoiceyGUEST
Some of the most amazing tapestries were in the Royal Collection.
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41:22Celia JoiceyGUEST
But you've also got tapestries on show, contemporary Dovecot tapestries at the British Library.
The Old World Fire Games - Chapter 1 (Edinburgh, Scotland)
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15:15speaker_9HOST
So of course, I'll keep going because we need to make sure that there isn't a single person still on the fence after this episode.
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15:23speaker_9HOST
Holyrood Palace, completed in 1678, where they just have to put this nod into the story.
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15:31speaker_9HOST
In November 1650, the palace was damaged extensively by a fire.
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15:38speaker_9HOST
Staying here in Edinburgh, of course, we now have the Inch House, completed in 1617, when another fire destroyed a grand staircase 45 years ago.
Mary Queen of Scots & Her Sh*thead Husband
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3:06Kate ListerHOST
I don't know what inspires people to get out of bed this early.
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3:08Kate ListerHOST
But over at Holyrood Palace, a young couple are getting married at 6:00 in the morning.
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3:15Kate ListerHOST
But the hour isn't the only unusual thing about this wedding.
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3:18Kate ListerHOST
The 22-year-old bride is wearing widow's black.
Prince Harry Security Threat Revealed as Al Qaeda Claim Raises New Questions About UK Protection
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11:32Mark FrancisHOST
Carriage driving is one of Louise's great passions and something she shared with her grandfather, Prince Philip.
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11:37Mark FrancisHOST
Felix was also present when Louise received the Duke of Edinburgh's Gold Award from her father at the Palace of Holyroodhouse.
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11:43Mark FrancisHOST
And perhaps the clearest indication that he has been welcomed to the family came around Louise's graduation from St. Andrews.
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11:49Mark FrancisHOST
Felix attended the ceremony alongside Edward and Sophie, and photographs show Sophie warmly embracing him afterward.
Queen Elizabeth II Part Two: Crisis, Loss and the End of an Era
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34:29Elliott CaddyHOST
The Queen's coffin left Balmoral and travelled by road through Scotland to Edinburgh, passing crowds who gathered along the route.
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34:36Elliott CaddyHOST
It rested at the Palace of Holyrood House, and was then taken in procession to St Giles's Cathedral, where members of the public were able to pay their respects.
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34:47Elliott CaddyHOST
On September 13th, the coffin was flown to London, accompanied by Princess Anne.
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34:53Elliott CaddyHOST
It was taken to Buckingham Palace before being carried in procession the following day to Westminster Hall.
3 Chilling Unsolved Mysteries You Didn't Know | 305
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14:33JimmyHOST
He was a Catholic with Tudor blood, and the political logic seemed irresistible.
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14:39JimmyHOST
They married at Holyrood on July 29, 1565, by Catholic rite, and Mary proclaimed him King Henry.
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14:49JimmyHOST
Elizabeth, who hadn't been asked, and whose succession the match directly threatened, was furious.
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14:57JimmyHOST
The charm lasted a matter of months, and Darnley turned out to be vain, idle, and unreliable, with a temper that got worse when he drank, which was often.
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15:17JimmyHOST
But she refused.
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15:19JimmyHOST
He sulked, drank harder, and started listening to men who had their own uses for a resentful king.
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15:27JimmyHOST
On the evening of March 9th, 1566, Darnley led armed Protestant lords into Holyrood Palace and up a private stair into the Queen's dinner chamber.
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15:37JimmyHOST
Their target was David Rizzio, Mary's Italian private secretary, a man the conspirators claimed had too much influence over her.
Mary Queen of Scots-Jacob Abbott
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46:32speaker_4NARRATOR
Mary herself at one time worked a large piece, which she sent as a present to the nuns in the convent where she had resided.
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46:40speaker_4NARRATOR
And afterward, in Scotland, she worked a great many things, some of which still remain, and may be seen in her ancient rooms in the Palace of Holyrood House.
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46:51speaker_4NARRATOR
She learned this art by working with Queen Catherine in her apartments.
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46:55speaker_4NARRATOR
When she first became acquainted with Catherine on these occasions, she used to love her society.
1 HR 11 MINS LATER
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117:35speaker_0NARRATOR
The people of Scotland were not expecting Mary so soon.
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117:39speaker_0NARRATOR
information was communicated from country to country in those days slowly and with great difficulty perhaps the time of mary's departure from france was purposely concealed even from the scotch to avoid all possibility that the knowledge of it should get into elizabeth's possession At any rate, the first intelligence which the inhabitants of Edinburgh and the vicinity had of the arrival of their queen was the approach of the galleys to the shore, and the firing of a royal salute from their guns.
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118:11speaker_0NARRATOR
The palace of Holyrood was not ready for Mary's reception, and she had remained a day at Leith, awaiting the necessary preparations.
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118:19speaker_0NARRATOR
In the meantime, the whole population began to assemble and to welcome her arrival.
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