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The Duchess of Cambridge set to publish Hold Still photography book

The Duchess of Cambridge has teamed up with the National Portrait Gallery once again for the publication of a commemorative ‘Hold Still’ book a year on from the launch of the successful, community-based portrait exhibition. Hold Still: A Portrait of Our Nation in 2020 will be on sale in the United Kingdom beginning 7 May, a year after Kate first announced the photography project. It will…
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British RoyalsThe Gloucesters

The Duke of Gloucester follows in his father's footsteps with poignant patronage

The Duke of Gloucester has taken on a new patronage in commemoration of an important military anniversary for the veterans of Gloucestershire. The Royal Family announced the news on Tuesday, posting on Twitter that Prince Richard would be patronage of #Imjin70, a commemoration of the 70th anniversary of the Battle of The Imjin River, which took place during the Korean War from 22-25 April…
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The Yorks

Princess Eugenie celebrates her birthday with ''best present ever''

Princess Eugenie has shared a new photo of her baby son, August Brooksbank, as she marked her birthday this week. Eugenie turned 31 on March 23rd and the following day, she released two new images of her family via her Instagram page with a message of thanks for the birthday wishes sent her way. The photos include a close up of August who is peeking over the shoulder of his dad, Jack…
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British Royals

Zara Tindall welcomes her third child

Zara Tindall and her husband, Mike, have welcomed their third child, a baby boy. Zara gave birth to her son on March 21st 2021. He weighed 8 pounds and 4 ounces and has been named Lucas Philip. The baby boy is a first son for Zara and Mike Tindall who already have two…
British Royals

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge mark poignant anniversary at Westminster Abbey

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have joined millions of people across the UK in an act of commemoration for all those who have lost their lives with coronavirus. The Duke and Duchess visited Westminster Abbey as a national minute of silence was held in memory of all those who have died in the past year as the pandemic took hold. The silence took place on March 23rd 2021, the first anniversary…
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