British RoyalsThe Kents

The Duke of Kent on his Wimbledon retirement: "To say I will miss it is an understatement"

As The Duke of Kent’s tenure as President of the All England Lawn Tennis Club draws to a close this weekend, he reflected on the tournament he’s championed for over 50 years in an exclusive article for The Telegraph calling himself “incredibly fortunate to have witnessed its evolution.” Reflecting on how the tournament has always been special, Prince Edward wrote that he was “was…
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On a bicycle built for two – The Countess of Wessex rides tandem bike alongside visually impaired cyclists

The Countess of Wessex hopped on a tandem bicycle in London yesterday for a ride in support of the Vision Foundation’s latest initiative promoting the independence of visually impaired people. Sophie, who is patron of the Vision Foundation, joined visually impaired cyclists for a charity ride in Bushy Park, West London, to raise awareness for the Foundation’s See My Skills report, which…
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to mark the NHS’ 73rd birthday with day of engagements

The Duke and Duchess have a bumper day of engagements planned to mark the 73rd anniversary of the National Health Service on Monday. William and Kate, who have dedicated the past year and a half to supporting the work of the NHS and frontline workers throughout the global health crisis, will take the lead at a Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral on Monday morning. According to…
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Diana, 60 Years: How Diana is already remembered

When Diana, Princess of Wales died tragically in 1997, the loss launched an unparalleled public outpouring of grief. As her sons, the Duke of Cambridge and the Duke of Sussex, unveil a new statue in her honour at Kensington Palace, let’s take a look at other memorials to Diana that exist around the world. THE DIANA MEMORIAL FOUNTAIN – HYDE PARK [getty src=”598040222&#8243…
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