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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to mark the NHS’ 73rd birthday with day of engagements

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5th July 2021
The Duke and Duchess have a bumper day of engagements planned to mark the 73rd anniversary of the National Health Service on Monday. William and Kate, who have dedicated the past year and a half to supporting the work of the NHS and frontline workers throughout the global health crisis, will take the lead at a Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul’s Cathedral on Monday morning. According to…
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Lady Louise joins her parents and The Queen for a fun family day out at the Royal Windsor Horse Show

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3rd July 2021
Lady Louise Mountbatten-Windsor joined her parents for a rare joint public outing on Saturday afternoon. The Earl and Countess of Wessex and Lady Louise were joined at the Royal Windsor Horse Show by The Queen. The show is an annual event held on the grounds of Windsor each year.  So far, Her Majesty has attended all three days of the show, with just one more day to go. The Countess…
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All Smiles as The Queen Joins the Countess of Wessex at the Royal Windsor Horse Show

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2nd July 2021
The Queen is attending one of her favourite summer events, the Royal Windsor Horse Show. On Thursday, 1 July The Queen wrapped up Royal Week in Scotland and finished her day by attending the Horse Show. She was joined by the Countess of Wessex and the Countess Mountbatten of Burma. Her Majesty looked to be enjoying the day, smiling and laughing with those around her as she watched the…
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Queen Victoria and Queen Elizabeth II Statues Toppled in Winnipeg, Canada During Protests

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2nd July 2021
Two royal statues in Winnipeg, Manitoba have been torn down by protestors. Protestors participating in a march to raise awareness for atrocities committed against First Nations, Métis, and Inuit peoples toppled the statues on 1 July. With the discovery of more and more unmarked graves at residential school sites, 1 July was quite different this year. Normally marked by Canada Day celebrations…
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