CoronavirusPrince & Princess of Wales

Duke of Cambridge promotes mental health and wellbeing during church speech

The Duke of Cambridge joined Sunday’s Church of England service to promote a message of mental health at the end of Mental Health Awareness Week. William’s message was recorded from Anmer Hall and read: “I am delighted to be able to join you today, and I am particularly pleased that this week’s service is focused on the importance of positive mental health and wellbeing. “Mental…
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The Queen sends message to the President of Pakistan following devastating plane crash

The Queen has sent a message of support to the President of Pakistan, Dr Arif Alvi, following Friday’s devastating plane crash. The Queen’s message reads: “Prince Philip and I have been saddened by the news of the plane crash near Karachi on Friday. “We send our most sincere condolences to you, the families and friends of those who have died, and to the Pakistani people…
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The Duchess of Cornwall admits she's lost all track of time during video call

The Duchess of Cornwall admitted to losing track of time in a video call on Thursday, something a lot of people can relate to as social distancing and self-isolation continue to be the new normal of the coronavirus pandemic. In a chat with author David Walliams about The Queen’s Commonwealth Essay Competition, Camilla discusses writing and reading and how theses are great hobbies to take part…
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Duke of Cambridge chats with Scottish charities revealed

The Duke of Cambridge has been video calling Scottish charities this week, when he would have ordinarily been in Scotland acting as the Lord High Commissioner to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. But due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland has been cancelled and William’s planned visit to Scotland. Instead, William has been chatting with…
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