Tim Ewart

Former Royal Editor

How 1980s Poland changed the face of Europe

Thirty-five years since he last reported from Poland, retired ITN Correspondent Tim Ewart returns for his final report for On Assignment.

17 May 2017

One's having the builders in

It is not the Queen's favourite residence, but a £369m facelift may make Buckingham Palace a more attractive place to spend one's time.

18 Nov 2016

Harry's fury over media intrusion

There had been noticeable thaw in Prince Harry's attitude towards the media. Alleged abuse of his girlfriend by the press may change that.

8 Nov 2016

Sophie Wessex shapes up for palace-to-palace ride

Italy's mamma's boys: The curse of the mammoni

The Queen did not want a fuss - but she will get one

Myopia rise in children blamed on heavy computer use

Royal baby mania builds outside St Mary's Hospital

Prince's visit to China 'major diplomatic breakthrough'

Prince begins significant tour of Japan and China

Reflective, direct and personal - the Queen's speech

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