The Sussexes

Harry's birthday gift: The Invictus Games

What better way to celebrate your 30th birthday then by being a part of an international sporting event for wounded servicemen and women that was organised by yourself. Well that is exactly the way Prince Harry will be celebrating his upcoming milestone birthday, and he couldn’t be happier. Prince Harry spoke ahead of Wednesday’s Opening Ceremony while in attendance at his first medal…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

Reactions to the royal baby announcement

Live reaction to the news: Prince Harry – “It’s great news, I cannot wait to see my brother suffer more” Prince Edward – “It’s fantastic” David Cameron, UK Prime Minister – “Many congratulations to the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge. I’m delighted by the happy news that they’re expecting another baby.” Nick Clegg, UK Deputy Prime Minister – “Congratulations to the Duke…
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The Sussexes

Prince Harry to train with Invictus athletes

who is also going to take part in a wheelchair rugby match, as reported by Royal Central.   The athletes, a group of 400 injured, wounded and sick servicemen and women from 13 countries, will arrive at Mayesbrook Park Athletic Arena this weekend to make used of the Olympic standard training facilities at Dagenham’s Sporthouse and Jim Peter’s Stadium. Dagenham’s Sporthouse is the biggest…
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Princess Anne to visit island where Prince Philip is worshipped as a god

Vanuatu is an island in the South Pacific, to the west of Fiji. The nation was under the joint rule of the United Kingdom and France until 1980, when it attained independence. However, it continues to remain a part of the Commonwealth, and is occasionally visited by members of the Royal Family. However, there is one royal whose visits are more anticipated than those of others. In a remote…
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