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Prince Charles' 'What's Stopping You?' event held in London

The Prince’s Trust held an event for youth unemployment in east London?. The Prince’s Trust recently held its “What’s Stopping You?” charity event for young people in East London. The gathering to find ways to help unemployed youth was held at The Prince’s Trust head office. Attendee Chelsea Murray Clarke who is 23, from Tower Hamlets and a recent graduate has tirelessly applied…
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William and Kate invited to cheer on Queen's horse in Sydney

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are set to be the royal guests of honour at the Randwick Racecourse in Australia this summer. The Cambridges on a previous foreign tour The royal couple, along with their son Prince George, intend to travel to Australia and New Zealand in April. While the itinerary is uncertain as yet, an insider told The Telegraph, “We are expecting William and Kate to…
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Adele recieves MBE from Prince Charles

British singer Adele was honoured by the Royal Family on Thursday morning as she received her MBE. The singer, who in February won Best Song at the Oscars, looked elegant as she collected the honour from Prince Charles at Buckingham Palace. Miss Adele Adkins MBE as she will…
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William and Kate join Royals for pre-Christmas lunch at the Palace

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined the Royal Family on Wednesday afternoon for The Queen’s annual pre-Christmas lunch. New parents William and Kate smiled to the crowds as they arrived at Buckingham Palace, for the annual gathering which is held every year before the 87-year-old monarch leaves London for her festive break at Sandringham. It is the first time the proud parents would…
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Maud Windsor is christened at St James’s Palace

Maud Elizabeth Daphne Marina Windsor, daughter of Lord and Lady Fredrick Windsor, was christened this afternoon at the Chapel Royal, St James’s Palace. Maud was baptised in the same chapel as her third cousin once removed, HRH Prince George of Cambridge. Similarly, Lord…
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'No credible evidence' in Diana SAS murder claims

Sky News has released extracts from a letter it has obtained today from a Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner which confirms the claims Diana, Princess of Wales was murdered by the SAS had “no credible or relevant evidence”. A ‘scoping inquiry’ was launched by the Metropolitan Police earlier in the year after information was discovered relating to an alleged murder…
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