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How the coronavirus has impacted the Royal Family

Around the world, the coronavirus is causing health and travel concerns. Over 82,000 cases around the globe have been confirmed with the virus, reaching at least 11 European countries. Now, it’s impacting the Royal Family. For Prince George, 6, and Prince Charlotte, 4, they both attend Thomas’s Battersea in London. However, there are now reports that at least four pupils at the…
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Edward VIII's wartime home for sale

Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson’s former Bahamas home is now on the market, but it comes with a hefty price tag, $8.5 million, or, £6.6 million. In 1937, after Edward abdicated the British throne so he could marry American socialite Wallis Simpson, he became the…
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The Prince of Wales visits hospice in South Wales

The Prince of Wales visited the Marie Curie hospice in Penarth, South Wales on Friday. The Queen’s eldest child was in the area to help offer moral support to the people and businesses affected by the floodwater as a result of Storm Dennis. The hospice is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year, and during his visit, the Prince met with staff and patients including 97-year-old…
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Prince of Wales tours Emma Willis factory

On Monday, the Prince of Wales visited shirt maker Emma Willis and her factory in Gloucestershire. The 71-year-old was given a tour of the factory floor and the cutting room. Willis set up the business in 1989. With a shop on London’s Jermyn Street, Willis is nearby to the Prince’s London residence, Clarence House. “I was approached by one of his dressers about six years…
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The Duke of Kent holds hands with German President to remember Dresden victims

On Thursday, the Duke of Kent stood hand in hand with the President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the bombing of Dresden. Joined by thousands of others, a human chain was formed around Dresden’s old town to pay tribute to the victims. The Duke of Kent, The Queen’s cousin, has for decades been active in fostering British-German…
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