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Prince Charles says The Queen is “feeling much better” and that her Covid infection was ”mild”

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1st March 2022
The Prince of Wales has revealed that The Queen “feels much better” after she was diagnosed with COVID-19 last month. Speaking to crowds in Southend-on-sea, Prince Charles said that his mother had a mild bout of the virus, and is feeling better now. As the Prince was speaking to the crowds in Southend, Her Majesty was simultaneously conducting a virtual audience at Windsor Castle &#8211…
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Platinum Champion Awards planned to mark Jubilee

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24th February 2022
There will soon be another way to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee. The Royal Voluntary Service and The Big Jubilee Lunch are searching for Platinum Champions. This award will look for volunteers who have made outstanding contributions to the life of others. While very few details of the award are known, it is believed the award will go out to several people instead of just one particular winner.
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Prince Charles cancels visit to Wales due to ongoing dangers

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17th February 2022
Prince Charles has cancelled his upcoming visit to Wales due to the danger posed by Storm Eunice which is battering parts of the UK. The Prince of Wales was due to visit Newport and Swansea on Friday. However, a Clarence House spokesperson confirmed that the visit has now been postponed following official guidance. The locations where Charles was due to visit currently have a rare red…
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Camilla shows support during Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week

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11th February 2022
During Sexual Abuse and Sexual Violence Awareness Week, the Duchess of Cornwall learned how media is being used to support those affected by domestic abuse. The Duchess joined former Love Island star Zara McDermott at Paddington Haven, a sexual assault referral centre in West London. During the engagement, McDermott spoke on her experience of revenge porn and assault and how social media has…
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