Paul Burrell's Royal Tea

Prince William’s Cornwall Visit and Wood Farm’s Royal Secrets

Paul begins by celebrating two major royal birthdays — Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, and Princess Eugenie — before turning to a trio of headline stories. He reveals the details behind Prince William’s recent Cornwall visit, reminiscing on Diana’s lessons to her sons and reflecting on William’s promise as a future king. Paul then unpacks Princess Beatrice’s involvement in Prince Andrew’s infamous BBC Newsnight interview, sharing candid opinions on responsibility and royal reputations. He also discusses, Duchess of Edinburgh, Sophie’s understated but steady role within the royal family, highlighting her unwavering support for both the late Queen and the current monarchy. Stepping into “Burrell’s Britain,” Paul brings listeners behind the gates of Wood Farm on the Sandringham Estate, recounting its intimate royal history — from Prince John’s tragic story to Queen Elizabeth II’s cherished visits and Prince Philip’s retirement. Paul’s household tip this week takes inspiration from the royals: he extols the virtues of Tupperware, telling tales of corgi breakfasts and royal picnics, while offering practical organizational advice for everyday homes. Answering listener questions, Paul shares personal lessons learned from Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Diana. Paul Burrell’s Royal Tea is a Listening Dog Media & Golden Cat Studios production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sarah Ferguson’s Memoir Bombshell & Princess Kate’s Rainy Welsh Walkabout

Paul breaks down the latest turbulence affecting the royal family, including the ongoing “Andrew saga” and rumours swirling about Sarah Ferguson’s potential explosive memoir. He unpacks how Fergie’s tell-all could rival Prince Harry’s Spare and reflects on the impact such revelations might have on the stability of the monarchy. The spotlight then turns to the future King and Queen, William and Catherine, as Paul celebrates their elegant appearance at the BAFTA Awards and their heartfelt connection with fans during a rainy visit to Wales. He highlights how these public moments reinforce the royals' essential bond with the people. Paul gives his frank opinion on Harry and Meghan's controversial Middle East visit, discussing the timing and motives behind their high-profile humanitarian trip. He questions their continued use of royal status, succession, and titles — calling for reform and a streamlined royal future. Listeners are taken to Harewood House in Burrell’s Britain, a majestic Yorkshire estate with fascinating royal connections — including the tragic story of Princess Mary, daughter of King George V. Paul offers a unique behind-the-scenes look at royal gathering traditions and family ties. Paul answers listener questions about royal servants, Diana’s favourite perfume, and the Queen’s fondness for mint chocolates. Paul Burrell's Royal Tea is a Listening Dog Media & Golden Cat Studios production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Andrew Arrested - What Next?

Paul unpacks the historic and unprecedented arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, King Charles III’s brother, and explores the implications for royal succession and public trust in the monarchy. He shares his candid perspective on accountability within the royal household and discusses calls for Andrew’s removal from the line of succession. Paul also turns the spotlight on Sarah Ferguson, her sudden business closures amid the Epstein scandal, and her retreat from public view. He reveals insider gossip on royal crisis management and weighs in on the monarchy’s approach to transparency versus tradition. In "Burrell’s Britain," Paul takes listeners inside Highgrove House, sharing personal memories from his seven years living at the royal country home and offering glimpses into Princess Diana’s free spirit and family life. Plus, Paul answers listener questions: Diana’s favourite songs and moments singing to her boys, Queen Elizabeth II’s role in choosing tiaras for royal brides, and the truth behind Princess Margaret’s affair with Peter Townsend — as seen in The Crown. Finally, Paul shares a household tip straight from the royal residences on the proper way to lay a coal or log fire, complete with royal anecdotes and practical advice. Paul Burrell’s Royal Tea is a Listening Dog Media & Golden Cat Studios co-production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Andrew Saga Goes On

Paul delves into the palace’s extraordinary response to the latest allegations against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, revealing why the timing of their statement is so significant and how Prince William played a part in the decision. He explains the challenges the monarchy faces as they work to protect their reputation and distance themselves from scandal. On a lighter note, Paul explores King Charles’s fondness for his pet chickens at Highgrove, complete with a tour of “Cluckingham Palace”, and reminisces about his own days collecting eggs with Princes William and Harry. This week’s “Burrell’s Britain” takes listeners to Clarence House, the historic royal residence, with stories from Paul’s time living and working alongside the Queen Mother and the notorious Backstairs Billy. Paul lifts the curtain on private traditions, like midnight initiation rituals for young staff, and reveals who might call Clarence House home in the next generation. Plus, Paul answers listener questions about the late Queen’s ingenious use of her handbag as a secret communication device, her favourite tea-time treats (and whether she ever dunked a biscuit!), and the indispensable role of royal ladies-in-waiting. Paul Burrell's Royal Tea is a Listening Dog Media and Golden Cat Studios production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Prince Andrew’s Royal Lodge Exit

In this episode of Paul Burrell’s Royal Tea, former royal butler and trusted confidant to Princess Diana, Paul Burrell, takes us behind the palace walls for a week of headline-making royal drama, moving personal reflections, and signature household tips. Paul dives into the unfolding saga at Windsor’s Royal Lodge, where Prince Andrew’s sudden move makes front-page news. Paul discusses the mounting pressures from the Epstein scandal, and the royal family’s efforts to contain controversy. Paul asks the tough questions — reflecting on the human cost and the legacy left behind. Turning to brighter royal news, Paul highlights Princess Kate’s heartfelt message for World Cancer Day, drawing parallels to Princess Diana’s compassionate work and the continued royal legacy of caring. King Charles also makes headlines with a surprise visit to Sandringham parkrunners, showing how the monarchy supports causes close to their hearts. This week’s “Burrell’s Britain” takes listeners to the iconic St Paul’s Cathedral, reliving royal milestones from the fairy-tale wedding of Charles and Diana to church services through the ages. Paul shares a poignant, private conversation with Princess Diana about her wedding day, revealing her candid thoughts and a secret she carried down the aisle. Plus, Paul answers your royal questions — from the secrets of the Queen’s handbag to the truth about her beloved corgis’ bedtime routines, and the special message Diana wished she could share with young women everywhere. Paul Burrell's Royal Tea is a Listening Dog Media & Golden Cat Studios production. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices