May: Muggers attacked Princess Eugenie and two friends in Cambodia's capital, The Sun reported Monday. The princess's police bodyguards grabbed one thief but let him go when the other attacker began pelting the group with stones. The princess and her friends were whisked to safety. Eugenie, 19, is the younger daughter of Prince Andrew and his ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson.
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April: In what some are calling the "royal romp," two people were arrested April 25 for allegedly having sex on the lawn outside Windsor Castle while tourists filmed them. Queen Elizabeth II was in the castle at the time. Here, the castle is shown in a 2004 file photo.
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March: Britain's Prince William said in a children's news broadcast that when he was little, he didn't want to be a king, but a policeman. William, 26, also said he acquired a "Harry Potter" scar by being hit with a golf club.
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February: Members of the British royal family turned out Feb. 24 to watch Queen Elizabeth II unveil a memorial to her late mother, Queen Mother Elizabeth. The 9-foot, 6-inch statue bronze statue was erected near an existing statue of her late husband, King George VI. The beloved "Queen Mum" died in 2002 at the venerable age of 101.
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February: Prince Charles remembered his grandmother fondly during the unveiling ceremony on the Mall in London. "How blessed we were to have known her and her generosity of spirit," he said.
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February: Prince Harry was accused of making racist remarks -- yet again. Comedian Stephen K. Amos told a British TV show on Feb. 10 that the 24-year-old prince remarked, "You don't sound like a black chap," after a performance for Prince Charles late last year.
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January: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip were the targets of a possible assassination plot during a visit to Australia in 1970, a retired detective recently claimed. The detective said plotters tried to derail their train in mountains near Sydney.
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January: Britain's Prince Harry sits with former girlfriend Chelsy Davy at a cricket match in 2007. British newspapers reported in January that the couple ended the relationship.
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January: A British newspaper published video on Jan. 10 that shows Prince Harry using the phrases "our little Paki friend" and "raghead" to refer to military colleagues in 2006. He issued an apology for his remarks and said he didn't use the terms in malice.
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January: Princess Beatrice's BMW -- a birthday gift from her father, Prince Andrew -- was stolen in London, a British newspaper reported Jan. 8. The Sun said Beatrice left the car unlocked with the keys in the ignition when she went into a store.
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