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Edward, Duke of Kent: a lifetime of support to the Monarchy

Prince Edward (b. 9 October 1935) has been Duke of Kent since 1942, following the sad death of his father in a flying accident when he was nearly seven-years-old. He is not only a cousin to Queen Elizabeth, by his father who was a younger brother of King George VI, but he is also related to the Duke of Edinburgh through his mother, Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark. She was the last foreign…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The Duke of Cambridge officially starts race for Earthshot Prize

The Duke and Cambridge has officially started the race to award the first Earthshot Prize. The initiative will recognise new ideas aimed at protecting and saving the environment and it’s hoped it will come to be seen as the equivalent of a Nobel Prize in green issues. Prince William formally launched the initiative on October 8th 2020 alongside Sir David Attenborough. Speaking to BBC…
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CoronavirusKing Charles III

Prince Charles shows support for locally grown food

The Prince of Wales has taken to social media to show his support for locally grown food. In a series of tweets posted to the Clarence House account, Prince Charles shared photos of meetings he had with food producers at his Birkhall estate in Scotland to learn more about how they have adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic. Prince Charles met with Jimmy Buchan, a seafood supplier with the…
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Sophie celebrates World Teachers Day in Surrey

The Countess of Wessex marked World Teachers Day with a visit to Stepping Stones School in Surrey on October 5th. The Royal Family social media account shared photos of Sophie visiting with students outside at their Forest School, where they showed the royal aspects of their outdoor learning. The students chatted with Sophie about their teachers and other adults on staff and told her what makes…
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