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Meghan Markle is baptised at a small ceremony by the Archbishop of Canterbury

Meghan Markle was baptised on Tuesday by the Archbishop of Canterbury at a small ceremony at the Chapel Royal. According to an exclusive article published in the Daily Mail, Prince Harry was at his fiancé’s side during the 45-minute long service which was only attended by a handful of close relatives. The only members of The Royal Family in attendance other than Prince Harry were the Prince…
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The Duchess of Cornwall: “Read to children every day of the year”

In a world where children become trained smartphone users at an early age and information is absorbed with the click of a button, the Duchess of Cornwall is reminding us of where we all read our first story. Writing in the Sunday Express to mark the World Book Day, The Duchess of Cornwall is urging parents to at least to try to read to their children and grandchildren every day of the year. Her…
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Prince Henrik’s body leaves Fredensborg Palace

Prince Henrik’s body was moved from Fredensborg Palace to Amalienborg on Thursday morning where he will lie overnight. Prince Henrik’s body left Fredensborg. The cortège was followed by The Queen and the Royal Family on it’s way to Amalienborg. #Denmark…
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Prince George's new hobby revealed

Little by little, we learn more fun and interesting things about Prince George and Princess Charlotte. George’s parents are both athletic. Prince William enjoys polo and skiing, while Kate is an avid lover of tennis. During the royal tour of Sweden and Norway, the Duchess of Cambridge revealed George has started skiing. It was on Friday while William and Kate visited the Holmenkollen ski…
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Tomb of frozen Scythian prince discovered in Siberia

A tomb has been discovered in the Tuva Region of Southern Siberia that pre-dates another found in the 1970s close by, in what archaeologists have dubbed the Siberian Valley of the Kings. This is dig, by Gino Caspari, an archaeologist from University of Bern, working with experts from the Russian Academy of Sciences and the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. The team discovered a kurgan, or a…
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