Because she is married to the heir of the heir. It really is quite simple. (View Post)

It's to avoid a situation where the heir has five children and each of them has five children and you end up with 25 princes and princesses. Seems quite sensible to keep the royal family quite n… (View Post)

Because they are children of the second in line, someone in the direct line of succession. Do you really want a situation where an earl would be the first in line? (View Post)

Because they are children of the second in line. (View Post)

Could the EU come out of this looking any worse? (View Post)