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Wimbledon’s Most Human Moment: How The Duchess Of Kent’s Compassion Comforted A Broken Champion

Wimbledon has always been about more than just tennis. The Championships are steeped in history, tradition, and emotion – but perhaps no moment better encapsulates the human heart of the tournament than the sight of the Duchess of Kent consoling a tearful Jana Novotna on Centre Court in 1993. It was the women’s singles final, and the young Czech player had come agonisingly close to victory…
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Royal News

King Charles to use one of his oldest and least-known titles for the first time next week

King Charles III will use one of his oldest and least-known titles for the first time next week when he makes his inaugural visit to the Isle of Man as monarch. During the visit on 14 July, The King will appear in his constitutional role as Lord of Mann, the historic title held by the Sovereign as Head of State of the Isle of Man. The title dates back centuries and has been used by the…
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Royal News

What the Princess of Wales told Arthur Fery after his stunning Wimbledon victory

The Princess of Wales has congratulated British wildcard Arthur Fery after he made history by reaching the Wimbledon men’s singles semi-finals. Catherine, who is Patron of the All England Lawn Tennis Club, described the 23-year-old’s achievement as “fantastic” after he became the first British wildcard in the Open Era to reach the last four at SW19. Writing on social media following…
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British Royals

Pizza Express investigated Prince Andrew's alibi — here's what it found

Pizza Express carried out its own internal investigation into the former Prince Andrew’s infamous claim that he was at its Woking restaurant on the day Virginia Giuffre alleged he sexually assaulted her. During his widely criticised 2019 Newsnight interview, Andrew insisted he had spent the afternoon of 10 March 2001 at Pizza Express in Woking with his daughter, Princess Beatrice, before…
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