Interjections in the speech of British royal family members by Natalya V. Panina, Oksana O. Amerkhanova

“…The article draws on publicly available interviews to consider the range and functions of interjections used by members of the British royal family as elements of speech behaviour elucidating the corresponding features of their speech portraits in the framework of the lingua-pragmatic and socio-cultural lines of research supported by qualitative and quantitative methods of data analysis. …”
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Methods of Modification and Semantics of Foreign Anthroponyms in Russian Internet Discourse (Example of Nomination of Members of British Royal Family) by Y. A. Tregubova, E. V. Lavrishcheva

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Speculation fit for a king? Medical announcements from the British royal family and the recurring ethical complexities of personal privacy and public commentary from physicians by Alexander Smith, Dinesh Bhugra, Antonio Ventriglio, Michael Liebrenz

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In the Name of Matilda: Feminine Transgression and Romantic Conceit by Ben P. Robertson

“…The essay traces the name to primarily Continental sources, with special emphasis on Dante and Spenser, on members of the British royal family with Continental connections, and on Matthew Lewis's The Monk. …”
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MANAJEMEN PAKAN KUDA PACU DI TOMBO ATI STABLE, SALATIGA by , AHMAD FARISWAN, , drh. Sugiyono,M.Sc.

“…Thoroughbred horse was developed by the British royal family before being imported to America. Horses were selected based on their intelligence, on the other salient characteristics of this horse is running speed and endurance as has been demonstrated for several years. …”

The Firm : The Troubled Life of the House of Windsor / by Junor, Penny, author

“…It would be hard to invent a group of personalities more extraordinary than the British Royal Family – known as 'The Firm' by Prince Philip. …”

Visual Presentation of Court Culture: The Seduction and Disenchantment in TV Series “The Crown” by Huang Ziqiang

“…This article takes the TV series “The Crown” about the British royal family launched by the streaming media company Netflix in 2016 as an example, uses case analysis as a research method, studies some of the key contents of the five-season TV series currently launched, and discusses the seduction and disenchantment of court culture behind the image in the TV series. …”
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Heraldică și diplomație regală. Steme ale Casei de Windsor în armorialul Ordinului Elefantului by Drăgan-George BASARABĂ

“…Then, it briefly talks about the members of the British Royal Family who have been inducted into the Order of the Elephant, focusing on the armorial entries and stall plates of those who were or are part of the House of Windsor, the current ruling dynasty of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland: Prince George (future King George V), Prince Edward Albert of Wales (future King Edward VIII), Prince Albert, Duke of York (future King George VI), Prince George (future Duke of Kent), Prince Henry (future Duke of Gloucester), Princess Elizabeth, Duchess of Edinburgh (future Queen Elizabeth II), Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, and, finally, Prince Charles of Wales (the current King of Great Britain and Northern Ireland as Charles III). …”
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Royalty and public in Britain by Kilburn, M, Kilburn, Matthew Charles

“…<p>The thesis sets out to examine the interaction between the British royal family and its 'public' in the period between the Hanoverian succession and the recovery of George in from 'insanity' in 1789. …”

Large family genetic analysis: effects of variegated porphyria and hemophilia b on reproductive traits by Valeriia Dorofieieva, Olena Fedota

“…Information about 1362 people from the British royal family in 18–20th centuries was collected from open sources and scientific literature. …”
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