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Duchess of Cornwall's brother dies after serious fall

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23rd April 2014
<![CDATA[ The Duchess of Cornwall’s brother Mark Shand has died at the age of 62 after sustaining a serious head injury from a fall in New York, Clarence House announced Wednesday. Mr Shand is understood to have slipped on the pavement outside an after-party after attending a charity auction at Sotheby’s. Princess Eugenie was also at the event at the time. Tuesday evening was to be…
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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge celebrate Easter Sunday and visit the zoo with Prince George

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21st April 2014
<![CDATA[ On Easter Sunday, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended a service at St Andrew’s Cathedral, Sydney. Similarly, The Royal Family back in the UK attended a service at St George’s Chapel. William and Catherine arrived to a large crowd waiting outside the Cathedral; they have generally received great support wherever they go. The couple joined locals for the service, who…
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The Prince of Wales’s investiture chair returns home after long journey

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18th April 2014
<![CDATA[A royal piece of history that was part of The Prince Wales’s 1969 investiture ceremony at Caernarfon Castle has made its way back 'home'. The Investiture Chair was designed by Lord Snowdon and used by royals and other notable attendees to view Prince Charles as he became the Prince of Wales is now on display at the Imperial Hotel, Llandudno. The wood chair is stained red…
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to pay historic visit to Canberra for ANZAC Day

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16th April 2014
<![CDATA[When they arrive in the Australian capital next Friday, The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be the first royals to attend ANZAC Day events in Canberra in nearly half a century. Australian New Zealand Army Corps, or ANZAC Day, is celebrated every year on the 25th of April. Although it’s original purpose was to honour those who had fought at Gallipoli during the First World…
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