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The Dukes Who Own The United Kingdom (Documentary)

This full-length documentary explores, in-depth, the dukes of the United Kingdom who very often have more wealth than the royal family. A Duke, in the hierarchy of nobility, is of the highest rank, second only to the monarch and the Dukes of today navigate a world where their influence is exerted subtly, yet their presence in the socio-economic landscape of the United Kingdom is undeniable. ---------------------------------------------------- TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Introduction 1:13 The Dukes of Devonshire: Britain’s “Old Money” Political Empire 29:24 The Dukes of Buccleuch: The Wealthy British Family That Owns Scotland 45:53 The Dukes of Northumberland: The "Old Money" British Family That Owns The North of England 1:05:04 The Dukes of Westminster: The “Old Money” British Family That Owns Half Of London ---------------------------------------------------- Exploring the prestigious and influential “old money” families of Britain, this documentary delves into the lives and legacies of some of the most storied aristocratic dynasties. The documentary begins with the Dukes of Devonshire, a family whose political clout and heritage have positioned them as a cornerstone of Britain's aristocracy. Their story is a fascinating blend of power, politics, and tradition, reflecting the enduring influence of Britain's noble families. Next, the documentary turns to the Dukes of Buccleuch, a family renowned for their extensive landholdings in Scotland. Their wealth and status are emblematic of the historical and ongoing influence of aristocratic families in the United Kingdom. It explores their history, current interests, and the role they play in modern Scotland. The journey continues with the Dukes of Northumberland, a family synonymous with the history and ownership of large parts of Northern England. Their story is intertwined with the region's history, reflecting centuries of influence and stewardship over the lands and communities they oversee. Finally, the documentary focuses on the Dukes of Westminster, a family whose name is synonymous with immense wealth and real estate holdings, particularly in London. Owning significant parts of one of the world's most influential cities, their story is a remarkable example of how “old money” aristocracy continues to shape modern urban landscapes. This exploration not only delves into the history and impact of these storied families but also offers insights into the evolution of “old money” in Britain and its lasting impact on the country's social, political, and economic fabric.