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The Duchess of Cambridge has received The Queen’s Royal Family Order

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23rd October 2018
The Duchess of Cambridge has received the Royal Family Order of Queen Elizabeth II.  Pictures released from tonight’s State Banquet in honour of the State Visit by King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima show Kate walking into the banquet hall wearing the distinct yellow order on her blue Alexander McQueen dress.  The Royal Family Order of Queen Elizabeth II is presented to female members of…
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Duchess Down Under: Invictus Opening

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21st October 2018
Prince Harry officially opened the Invictus Games on Saturday, with a beaming Meghan in the audience. The couple had undertaken a few engagements throughout the day, including an embargoed event that saw Prince Harry unveil a new ANZAC Memorial in Hyde Park. The couple attended the Invictus Games Sydney 2018 Jaguar Land Rover Driving Challenge on Cockatoo Island, and before the Invictus Games…
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Duchess Down Under: Stripes in Sydney

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19th October 2018
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex returned to Sydney ahead of the Invictus Games opening on Saturday, with a trip to Bondi Beach, a visit to the MacArthur Girls High School, calls on the Prime Minister of Australia and the Leader of the Opposition, and, for Harry, a bridge…
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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge host secret reception for teen heroes

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19th October 2018
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge hosted a reception at Kensington Palace Wednesday for the winners of BBC Radio One’s Teen Hero Awards 2018, which recognised three young people who are heroes in their communities. Speaking to Hello! magazine, Sienna Castellon, one of the winners, said, “It was such an honour and privilege to meet the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge at Kensington Palace. “They…
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Countess of Wessex unveils "Victory Over Blindness" statue

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18th October 2018
The Countess of Wessex unveiled a statue on Tuesday, entitled Victory over Blindness, outside the Manchester Piccadilly Station, to mark the centenary of the end of the First World War. The statue features seven blind soldiers leading each other with their hands on each other’s shoulders, and “is a testament to the thousands of blind veterans we have supported in rebuilding their lives after…
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