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Why the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge celebrate St. Patrick's Day

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17th March 2019
On St. Patrick’s Day, royal watchers can look forward to an event dating back over a century as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge carry on a regal tradition and attend the St. Patrick’s Day Parade for the 1st Battalion Irish Guards. As Colonel of the Irish Guards, one of the five regiments of the Foot Guards, the Duke of Cambridge attends the annual event to present sprigs of shamrock to the…
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European RoyalsSweden

Swedish royals host dinner for Parliament

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16th March 2019
King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia hosted a dinner at the Royal Palace on Thursday evening for the 432 members of Parliament and government. Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel, and Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia also attended the dinner, which is held every…
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Kate talks parental bonding while visiting a children's centre in Lambeth

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13th March 2019
The Duchess of Cambridge visited the Henry Fawcett Children’s Centre in Lambeth on Tuesday morning to see how the Parents and Infants Relationship Service (PAIRS) works to support families through the Lambeth Early Action Partnership, or Leap. While there, Kate revealed that Prince Louis is constantly on the move, and told Kriti Batta, the mother of a nine-month-old baby trying to walk…
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British RoyalsThe Sussexes

Meghan in International Women’s Day debate: “I feel the embryonic kicking of feminism”

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9th March 2019
The Duchess of Sussex took part in a panel discussion on International Women’s Day, hosted by the Queen’s Commonwealth Trust, of which she was named Vice President on Friday morning. Meghan was joined by influential women including Annie Lennox, former Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, Adwoa Aboah, Chrisann Jarrett, and Angeline Muirmirwa to talk about women’s issues. Embed from Getty…
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Kate reveals to schoolgirl what she likes about being a princess for school project

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1st March 2019
A schoolgirl has succeeded where countless others have failed over the years: she landed an interview with the Duchess of Cambridge. Hannah Ritchie, a nine-year-old schoolgirl, is working on a biography of Kate for a school project. During a walkabout in Ballymena, Kate discovered this and asked her if she had any questions that would help her with her report. “I asked if she liked being a…
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