Asked about Stride's comment that she would get better, Badenoch told the BBC: "The people who have done this job before have all told me that the first day is not what the last day is going to be like.
Daniel McAuliffe, education director at The King's Foundation said: "We are proud to be supporting the future of this skill at the most iconic hat-wearing event of the year."The Chanel and The King's Foundation Metiers d'Art Millinery Fellowship in Partnership with
, Chanel's creative hub for artisans in Paris, was launched in 2024.The intensive programme aims to develop a network of young specialist milliners in the UK, with the support of Parisian hat-maker Maison Michel at le19M.The King's Foundation's work is inspired by King Charles's passion for protecting traditional heritage skills at risk of being lost.
The Royal Ascot Millinery Collective 2026 is celebrating its 10th anniversary with 10 bespoke designs created under the creative direction of British fashion designer Daniel Fletcher.Future students joining the millinery course will be tasked with designing a Royal Ascot inspired hat which will be featured in the Royal Ascot Millinery Collective 2026 as its 11th design.
Ascot Racecourses' chief executive, Felicity Barnard said: "Exquisite hats and millinery masterpieces are woven into the very fabric of Royal Ascot's heritage.
"We are committed to preserving and celebrating this tradition for generations to come."- may have freed him from depending on Musk to carry out his will.
"My guess is that this was so he could get out from under Elon," Smith said.In Trump's most menacing comment of the day, he suggested cutting Musk's government contracts, which have an estimated value of $38 billion.
A significant chunk of that goes to Musk's rocket company SpaceX - seemingly threatening its future.However, despite the bluster, Trump's warning may be a little more hollow than it seems.