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The Queen and Prince Philip go to market, lunch and a garden party

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24th June 2014
<![CDATA[After Her Majesty and Prince Philip's visit to Titanic Quarter and their tour of the Game of Thrones set, they stopped to visit St George’s Market. Greeted by Dr Alasdair McDonnell MP, Councillor Nichola Mallon, Lord Mayor of Belfast, they were given an overview and tour of ‘The Best of Belfast’ specialty market, viewing many exhibits such as handmade Linen products and…
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The Queen and Prince Philip: Northern Ireland day one

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23rd June 2014
<![CDATA[The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh arrived at Belfast City Airport. On arrival they were met by Dame Mary Peters, Lord Lieutenant of the County Borough of Belfast and Rt Hon Theresa Villiers MP, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland and the Chief Executive of Belfast City Airport. The Royal party made its way to Her Majesty’s Official Residence in Northern Ireland – Hillsborough…
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The Sussexes

Prince Harry's first day in Brazil

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23rd June 2014
<![CDATA[Today Prince Harry began his week-long tour of Brazil and Chile, attending engagements in Brasilia. To the backdrop of the World Cup, Harry met withpatients undergoing rehabilitation for neurological and orthopaedic problems. The Prince spoke with…
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Queen and Prince Philip set for 21st visit to Northern Ireland

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19th June 2014
<![CDATA[The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh will visit Northern Ireland from Monday 23rd June to Wednesday 25th June 2014. Monday 23rd June 2014 On Monday, The Queen and Prince Philip will arrive at George Best Belfast City Airport. The first engagement of the day will see The Queen arrive at Hillsborough Castle and will have an Audience with the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, First…
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Royal Ascot begins

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17th June 2014
<![CDATA[One of Europe's most famous racing meetings got underway earlier today. Royal Ascot, which is attended by over a quarter of a million people, began with the royal procession along the racecourse. On the first day of the races, Her Majesty The Queen was…
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Prince Charles helps Gwynedd clogmaker

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17th June 2014
<![CDATA[Prince Charles has recently made an unexpected effort to save the dying Welsh art of clog making. The Prince of Wales attempted to save one of his principality's traditions by helping clogmaker Trefor Owen find an apprentice to take over his business. Mr Owen, a clogmaker based in Gwynedd, Wales, has spent the last 36 years perfecting his trade, and is one of the last…
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