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Canadian Prime Minster Justin Trudeau invites all four Cambridges to visit Canada

With the one year countdown to Canada’s 150th anniversary having started on 1 July, an invitation was sent to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to visit. Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invited the entire Cambridge family via a formal invitation sent to Kensington Palace. Kate Purchase, Trudeau’s director of communications said that the visit could be as early as this autumn already…
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David Cameron to stand down as Prime Minister

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, David Cameron, has announced his resignation after six years in office following the the UK voting to leave the European Union. Mr Cameron says that he will stay in the role for three more months until October when his successor will replace him. In a statement outside of Number 10 Downing Street, Mr Cameron said that he has informed Her Majesty The Queen…
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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit U.S Embassy to sign book of condolences for Orlando shooting victims

Messages of condolences and support have been pouring in for all the victims and their families affected by the mass shooting that occurred in the early hours of Sunday morning at Pulse, a gay nightclub in Orlando. From around the globe, leaders and celebrities have raised their voices in solidarity for the American people. Today, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge added their own message of…
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Garden party brings out the royals

The last garden party of the season was held yesterday at Buckingham Palace. Royal Central mentioned this party when we discussed the 23 -member team who was available for the births of Prince George and Princess Charlotte. Two of these team members, Prof. Teoh and Dr. Bray received an invitation and chatted with the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. It seemed nearly every royal made an appearance…
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