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The Duke of Kent 'reluctantly' misses Remembrance Sunday commemorations due to mobility issues

The Duke of Kent has been forced to miss the Remembrance Sunday commemorations at the Cenotaph due to ‘episodic mobility problems’. Sources say the 88-year-old ‘reluctantly’ missed the event, having had no choice due to his mobility problems. His Royal Highness was also forced to pull out of the Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall on Saturday…
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The sad anniversary that gives the Duke of Kent a place in the history books

The Duke of Kent marks a poignant anniversary in August and one that cements a strange and unlooked for place in the history books. Prince Edward is the only person in recorded history to hold a royal dukedom for eighty years. His Royal Highness, 87, became Duke of Kent on August 25th 1942 at the age of six when his father was killed in a plane crash. He has now held his title for eight…
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The Duchess of Kent carries out rare public official engagement to support young people in music

The Duchess of Kent has hosted a special concert, celebrating her love of music and encouragement for young performers. The Duchess, along with her husband, attended a reception and concert at St. James’ Palace supporting the work of the charity, Future Talent The Duchess of Kent helped to cofound Future Talent, a not-for-profit organisation that offers support to young people who…
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Queen Elizabeth II's loyal cousins attend the Coronation of King Charles & Queen Camilla

Queen Elizabeth II’s loyal cousins attended the Coronation Service of King Charles III and Queen Camilla at Westminster Abbey. The Duke of Kent – who also attended the 1953 Coronation of Elizabeth and paid homage to her, watched Saturday’s service with the rest of his family. Also present was the Duke & Duchess of Gloucester, who also had the honour of riding in the…
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