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The Duchess of Cambridge serves breakfast during visit to nursery school

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30th January 2020
The Duchess of Cambridge helped serve breakfast at a London nursery and pre-school on Wednesday morning as she continued her campaigning for the 5 Big Questions survey she launched last week. Popping over to the London Early Years Foundation Stockwell Gardens Nursery and Pre-school as she continues her work for her Early Years Programme, Kate learned from chef apprentices about how food plays…
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Death of a King: George III

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29th January 2020
He remains Britain’s longest ruling king but the real character of the monarch whose reign ended exactly two centuries ago remains shrouded by the long standing claim that he was mad. George III, whose time on the throne encompassed some of the biggest social changes seen…
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Cambridges hire new Communications Chief for Royal Foundation

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29th January 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have added a communications chief to their Royal Foundation as their charitable work continues to grow. According to a report from the Evening Standard, a former government employee named Edwina Iddles has been named Chief Communications Officer to the Royal Foundation of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. The source, reportedly a close friend of Iddles’s…
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend Holocaust Memorial Day service

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28th January 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the UK Holocaust Memorial Day ceremony on Monday, honouring the six million people who perished during the Holocaust on the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau. The royal couple attended the service in Westminster, which was also attended by Holocaust survivors who helped light six candles of remembrance for those who lost their…
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Property developers apologise for using Sussexes in housing advertisements

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27th January 2020
They say don’t build your house upon the sand; they also say don’t mention members of the Royal Family in your advertisements, lest you want a legal complaint. A Northern Ireland property development business found that out the hard way when they teased that their houses were “fit for part-time royalty,” poking light at the situation Harry and Meghan find themselves in after announcing…
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