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Europe’s lucky number sevens: baby Sussex’s counterparts in the line of succession

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7th April 2019
When Baby Sussex is born in a few weeks time, he or she will be seventh in line to the British throne. They are not the only royals to hold the lucky number seven position in a line of succession. Let’s take a look at Baby Sussex’s counterparts in their lines of succession. Belgium: Archduchess Anna Astrid, 2 – Anna Astrid is the only child of Prince Amedeo and Princess…
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Princess Beatrice visits Dyslexia Centre

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6th April 2019
On Friday, Princess Beatrice met with local school children who are assisted by Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity, before calling into the founder’s house for tea. She met with children from across Farnham, to hear how the specialist 1:1 tuition they have been receiving from the Helen Arkell Dyslexia Charity Centre has helped them to find new ways forward that work around their dyslexia and play to…
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Prince Harry wants Fortnite banned in the UK

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5th April 2019
Prince Harry has called for the popular video game Fortnight to be banned in the United Kingdom due to its addictive nature. The Duke of Sussex made the remarks yesterday during a visit to the YMCA in west London. Regarding the game beloved by teenagers, the royal remarked…
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Driving instructor "flattered but annoyed" after Harry & Meghan take his Instagram username

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4th April 2019
A driving instructor from West Sussex has spoken of his annoyance after the office of the Duke & Duchess of Sussex appears to have taken over his Instagram username. Speaking to BBC News, Kevin Keiley says that he is “flattered” but “annoyed” after his account, @sussexroyal, was taken over a few days ago for the benefit of Harry & Meghan. Mr Keiley claims that…
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The Queen leads a royal celebration of volunteers

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3rd April 2019
The Queen hosted a reception on Tuesday evening at Windsor Castle to mark the centenary of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations, and met with many long-serving volunteers throughout the charity sector in the United Kingdom. The National Council for Voluntary Organisations, or NCVO, was founded in 1919 and supports over 14,000 member organisations by “providing expert support and…
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