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Prince Charles does not want cancer to become ‘the Forgotten C’

The Prince of Wales has written of the challenges faced by cancer patients during the coronavirus pandemic in an exclusive for The Telegraph. Writing in his role as patron of the Macmillan Cancer Trust, Prince Charles says that, “Every new year is an opportunity to reflect, as we pause to look back at what has passed and perhaps to spare a moment to anticipate what may come. This new year…
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Charles and Camilla's Year in Review

The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall were busy this year promoting local and organic foods and farming, literacy, the importance of reaching out to isolated elders, and supporting the Commonwealth and the UK through a devastating pandemic. Today, let’s take a look back at their year! January [getty src=”1201489843″ width=”594&#8243…
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The Danish Royal Year in Review

It was supposed to be a big year for the Danish Royal Family with Queen Margrethe celebrating her 80th birthday in grand style. However, the coronavirus pandemic curtailed plans, and all events were cancelled. Still, the Danish Royal Family had a busy year. Let’s take…
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The Wessex Year in Review

It’s been a busy year for the Earl and Countess of Wessex. The couple, who normally operate with very little press coverage, have seen their roles transform this year with the departure of The Duke and Duchess of Sussex as full-time working royals. This year the couple came more to the forefront with their royal duties. Edward and Sophie continued to champion their own individual causes…
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Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie join Teenage Cancer Trust anniversary celebrations

Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie joined their mother for a virtual celebration of the Teenage Cancer Trust and praised her work with the charity. The Yorks were joined on the call by chief staff at the charity, key volunteers and other spokespeople, including The Who’s Roger Daltrey. “I just can’t get over this feeling, when I look around the room, and I’m just in awe of every single…
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