Quiz: Can you put the royals in the correct line of succession?
There’s been 100 years of the House of Windsor, now we’re focusing on its future.
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It’s been 100 years since the House of Windsor was created to ditch the Germanic sounding Saxe-Coburg-Gotha.
In those 100 years there have been four monarchs. George V was the founder of the House of Windsor, he was succeeded by his eldest son Edward VIII but crisis followed and he abdicated in favour of his brother George VI, the Queen’s father.
But what comes next? How the line of succession works is clearly set out but can you put these members of the House of Windsor in the right order?
