The Habsburgs, one of the most powerful families in Europe, are renowned for their distinctive facial features, with some ...

The Habsburgs ruled vast swathes of Europe for more than 200 years but the dynasty became known for its inbreeding as well as ...

One study has suggested that a distinct facial deformity seen in the Habsburg dynasty was caused by inbreeding, which was ...

The Habsburgs, once the powerhouse behind expansive Spanish and Austrian empires, have become synonymous with the infamous "Habsburg jaw", a severe facial deformation attributed by some to ...

As well as 'darling', the pair - who were also romantically-linked during Charles' first marriage to the late Princess Diana ...

The Habsburgs were a powerful Royal family who ruled the Spanish and Austrian empires. A new study has suggested that their ...

Charles II, the last Habsburg, was born to his father and his father's niece, leading to a complex family tree. His parents were not only closely related but also descended from a long line of ...

Anne, accompanied on the trip by her husband Vice Admiral Sir Tim Laurence, visited Sark and Little Sark, part of the Channel Islands, on Saturday.

The Habsburgs, an influential royal dynasty, are now recognised for the pronounced "Habsburg jaw" – a stark facial deformity ...

Researchers examined historical portraits of these monarchs to study their unusual ... Aside from the Habsburg family, harmful recessive genes for haemophilia were spread across most of Europe's ...

The Princess Royal walking along the East Coast Path in Sark (Aaron Chown/PA) The Princess Royal became the first member of the royal family ever ... a silver birch tree to commemorate the 80th ...