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The British Museum is wrong to ban photos of the Bayeux Tapestry - history belongs to everyone

Just weeks after it went on show in England for the first time in almost 1,000 years, the Bayeux Tapestry is being put under a protection order it really doesn’t need. As people queue round the block to see one of the most famous art works in the world, the British Museum has said visitors are no longer allowed to take photos. It’s completely the wrong decision. The Museum, which…
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Royal News

Buckingham Palace makes unprecedented statement after claims about King Charles in new book from Earl Spencer

In an unprecedented move, Buckingham Palace has issued a response after Earl Spencer made claims about the behaviour of King Charles at one of the most difficult moments of their lives. In his new book, Swan Song, Earl Spencer writes of the aftermath of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales. He describes a telephone call with Charles in the early days of September 1997 which he says the man who…
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Royal News

Prince William back in the Duchy of Cornwall to highlight community work

Prince William headed back to Dartmoor to see the progress being made to help local communities in the area. The Prince of Wales visited Princetown on Dartmoor for the launch of its community fund. He began his day, at Gather & Moor, a new community, visitor and cultural hub in the heart of Princetown. There he met smoe of those involved in developing a new community, strategy, for…
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British Royals

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex to have security reviewed after return to UK

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are to get a review of their security following their relocation to the UK. Harry and Meghan moved back to England at the end of August with their children starting a new school year in September. Now, ITV News has reported that the couple are to have their security arrangements reviewed following their return. It’s understood part of the reason for…
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