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Prince William's sweet gesture with George, Louis and Charlotte at royal carol service and how the Princess of Wales responded

Prince William was on full dad duty as the Royal Family came together for the Christmas carol service of the Princess of Wales. And as the heir to the throne arrived at Westminster Abbey with his three children, he had one very sweet gesture to make sure his wife’s special event started on the perfect note. A special ”Connection” tree had been placed outside, adorned by a…
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President of Germany lays flowers on tomb of Queen Elizabeth II at start of day two of State Visit

The President of Germany has paid a private visit to the tomb of Queen Elizabeth II as the second day of his State Visit got under way. Frank-Walter Steinmeier left flowers on the grave in the King George VI Chapel inside St. George’s Chapel during a time of reflection there with his wife, Elke Budenbender. The tomb is rarely photographed and is usually only seen up close by visitors…
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King Charles and Queen Camilla welcome President of Germany to Windsor for first State Visit in almost 30 years

The King and Queen have welcomed the President of Germany to Windsor on a State Visit set to cement relations between the two countries. King Charles and Queen Camilla greeted Frank-Walter Steinmeier and his wife, Elke Budenbender, warmly as they arrived at the ceremonial welcome in Windsor. The King and Queen have welcomed the President of Germany and his wife to Windsor(Cpl Danielle…
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King Charles might just have given a spoiler for the State Visit at Windsor

The State Visit of the President of Germany is about to get under way with many of the details only revealed once this important event starts. However, King Charles might just have dropped a spoiler. This State Visit, to cement relations between the UK and Germany, has seen hours of practise to make sure everything is perfect. And as the final rehearsals got under way, a rather big clue to one…
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