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Déjà vu for Prince Harry as he sleeps on board a Fleet Auxiliary Ship

For six nights during his fourteen-day Caribbean tour, Prince Harry is staying aboard a Royal Fleet Auxiliary boat. According to protocol when a member of the royal family is on board or a senior Naval officer, they are given the Captain’s cabin on the tanker. The Captain’s quarters aren’t much larger than officers quarters, but a source told The Mirror that staying on the ship…
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Who is Princess Beatrice of York?

Princess Beatrice Elizabeth Mary of York was born on 8 August 1988, as the first child of Prince Andrew, Duke of York, and his wife, Sarah, Duchess of York. Beatrice has a younger sister, Eugenie, who was born in 1990. Princess Beatrice was named after Queen Victoria’s…
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Prince Harry wins over pre-schoolers on St. Kitts

On Wednesday, Prince Harry was in Nevis and St. Kitts for a leg of his cCaribbeanRoyal Tour. He first spent time on the island of St. Kitts, arriving fifteen minutes early, having his official welcome by the Queen’s representative, Governor General Sir Tapley Seaton rush to greet him. Prince Harry traveled from Antigua aboard the Royal Fleet Auxiliary tanker RFA Wave Night. Harry inspected the…
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Prince Harry avoids a near miss in Barbuda

On Prince Harry’s final day of his visit to Antigua and Barbuda, part of his two-week Caribbean tour, he started the day off getting dive bombed by a frigate. Prince Harry was visiting the Frigate Bird Sanctuary to learn more about the part it plays in Barbuda’s eco-tourism industry. He was given a boat tour through the mangrove to witness the beautiful birds that are known for their…
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Prince Harry kicks off Caribbean tour with a visit to Antigua and Barbuda

Prince Harry has kicked off a 15-day royal tour to the Caribbean with a visit to Antigua and Barbuda, the first of six stops on his agenda. The prince, who visits the Commonwealth country on behalf of the Queen, was welcomed by the governor general of Antigua Sir Rodney Williams in a Defence Force military parade, before attending a reception at the newly renovated Clarence House in English…
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