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The Duchess of Cornwall to attend Olympia, The London International Horse Show

The Duchess of Cornwall will attend The London International Horse Show,Olympia, London on 19 December. On Thursday The Duchess of Cornwall will be attend The London International Horse Show at Olympia. The show opened on Monday 16 December and will run until Sunday 21 December. The Duchess, a keen lover of horses and riding, has been Patron of the British Equestrian Federation since 2006. This…
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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&#8217…
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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge lease brand new Bentley

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have recently taken lease of a brand new Bentley Flying Spur, worth over £250,000 and with a top speed of 200mph.The car itself has been leased to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge by Bentley for official engagements, joining the likes of Range Rovers and Jaguars in the Cambridges’ official fleet. The car costs £118 to fill up with fuel, but only gives…
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Prince Harry and Walking With the Wounded arrive at the South Pole

Perhaps what many may see as unlucky number 13 proved to play in favour of Prince Harry and the Walking With the Wounded team. A monumental day for everyone who participated in the 2013 challenge. Listen to Harry as he describes the last 10 meters of the journey: Prince Harry, Team Glenfiddich member and expedition patron: arrival at the Pole The Walking With the Wounded teams arrived at the South…
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Prince Charles set to represent Queen at Nelson Mandela's funeral

The Queen will be represented by Prince Charles at the funeral of Nelson Mandela in South Africa, a Royal Central source says. It is reported that Her Majesty made the decision not to fly to South Africa, so will instead pay a tribute to the former South African President at a special service at Westminster Abbey. Westminster Abbey will be holding a service of thanksgiving for the life of Mr…
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