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Prince Charles turns app developer

Rural farmers in India can now market and transport their crops at a click of a button, thanks to a new application unveiled by Prince Charles at the annual gala dinner of the British Asian Trust (BAT) in London. The Digital Green App, part of the BAT’s Rural Livelihood Fund , was created by the Trust and has won the support of the Indian government. It comes as HRH continues to advocate the…
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A Valentines date for the Duchess of Cambridge

The Duchess of Cambridge has a new date in her diary – a Valentine’s visit to an RAF base in Cambridgeshire where she will meet with local air cadets. Her Royal Highness has been Royal Patron and Honorary Air Commandant of the Air Cadet Organisation since December 2015. She took over the role from her grandfather-in-law, Prince Philip, who had served as Air Commodore-in-Chief for an amazing 63…
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The Prince of Wales - a biography of his life

Since the thirteenth century, the title of Prince of Wales has been given to the heir apparent, which in this case is now Prince Charles. A little over ten years after his birth, on 26 July 1958, Her Majesty The Queen’s first-born son Charles was invested as the Prince of…
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Watch out Meghan Markle, another lady is on Prince Harry's radar

Every Royal Watcher who heads out to an official event hopes for the chance to meet one of the members of the Royal Family. Pensioner Irene Hardman has seemed to figure out they way to Prince Harry’s heart. The 81-year-old Nottingham resident comes out whenever any member of the Royal Family is in town; she was there for Prince Harry’s visit yesterday and his last one this past October…
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Prince Charles may have taken a shot at Donald Trump

In a speech yesterday to hundreds of supporters at the annual dinner of the World Jewish Relief charity, The Prince of Wales warned that the lessons of World War II are in ‘increasing danger’ of being forgotten. Speaking to the 800 attendees, Charles said: ‘The work of World Jewish Relief allows us to rally together to do what we can to support people practically, emotionally and…
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