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Princess Ingrid Alexandra receives an Icelandic gift during her first State Visit

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8th April 2025
Princess Ingrid Alexandra is the newest recipient of the Icelandic Order of the Falcon.The future queen received her new order at the welcoming ceremony for President Halla Tómasdóttir, and her husband Björn Skúlason, who are paying a State Visit to Norway through Thursday.At the start of State Visits, it’s traditional that heads of state gift each other with orders. Princess Ingrid…
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Royal News

King Charles plays the carrot—yes, you read that right

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4th April 2025
You read that headline right: King Charles did play a carrot recorder at a musical reception, but it was in service of promoting grassroots—perhaps literally—musical groups across the United Kingdom.The event was held to “celebrate the vital role music plays in strengthening communities and the important work of those developing future musical leaders…by providing the next generation…
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Royal News

The Earthshot Prize is heading to Rio de Janeiro

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4th April 2025
The Earthshot Prize is heading to Brazil!In a video announcement featuring the likes of Dame Christiana Figueres and Dame Jacinda Ardern, Cate Blanchett, David Beckham, and many more Earthshot Prize ambassadors, Rio de Janeiro has been revealed as the host city of this…
Norway

Princess Ingrid Alexandra wraps up her military service with a visit from her father

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3rd April 2025
In the presence of her proud papa, Princess Ingrid Alexandra received her Military Merit Medal as the Norwegian Royal Court shares that her military training will end later this week.Crown Prince Haakon paid a visit to the Engineer Battalion in Skjold to inspect the soldiers—the first time such an inspection has occurred at the military camp—and watch his daughter and heir complete her…
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Queen Camilla receives a special starfish at charity reception for domestic violence awareness

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2nd April 2025
Queen Camilla helped mark 21 years of providing support to women living in domestic violence situations with a Clarence House reception.The Queen said in a brief speech that she was proud to be Safelives’ patron and that she’s glad that talking about domestic violence is no longer a taboo subject. “We’ve come a really long way, so we must go on doing the same thing.”In support of…
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