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Prince William speaks of plans to visit Australia

While speaking to members of the public and reporters at the Anglesey Show yesterday, His Royal Highness The Duke of Cambridge mentioned his intentions to make an official visit to Australia in 2014 with his wife The Duchess of Cambridge and their new son Prince George. When asked a question by Max and Maxine Davies from Victor Harbor near Adelaide the Prince said: We are all very hopeful of…
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Prince Harry continues HALO Trust charity work

Prince Harry traveled to Angola, Africa on Saturday in association with the HALO Trust, a charitable organization dedicated to the removal of landmines. According to Guy Willoughby, CEO of HALO, the young prince’s itinerary included “visiting a number of demining teams…
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Prince George photos to be released in next week

Contrary to reports that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will bypass convention and release HRH Prince George’s first official photographs via Twitter feed, the Palace has just confirmed to Royal Central that this will not necessarily be the case. Prince George’s official photos are to be released soon. A palace spokesman said “Whatever photos we release, they will be released via the main…
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Prince Philip attends first engagement since surgery

Today the Duke of Edinburgh made his first public appearance since leaving hospital in June. The 92-year-old attended the Royal Society in Edinburgh to hand out Royal Medals and looked sprightly as ever in a dark grey suit, as he exited his car and made his way inside the building. Prince Philip appeared at his first engagement since surgery today in Edinburgh The Royal Society of Edinburgh is an…
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Letter reveals The Queen's crush on Scotsman

A letter has recently come to light that was sent by the then Princess Elizabeth in 1945 about a young man that she and her sister apparently had a crush on. The letter was sent to cousin, Diana Bowes-Lyon, and is signed ‘Lilibet’, the Queen’s nickname from her family…
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How Times Change! Two Royal births: Edward V (1470) and Prince George of Cambridge

Viewers of the BBC’s White Queen series will have become accustomed to the regular pregnancies and deliveries of its eponymous heroine Elizabeth Wydeville. The programme has recreated some of the extreme conditions under which she gave birth during the 1460s and 70s, which give a fair introduction to the differences between the arrival of medieval heirs and modern ones. We have seen the queen…
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