Prince Charles has said genetic modification and engineering are threatening the very existence of famous French cheeses, during an award acceptance speech in Paris.
Accepting the François Rabelais prize for his organic farming efforts, The Prince of Wales said: “In a bacteriologically correct society, what will become of the Brie de Meaux, the Crottin de Chavignol or the Bleu…
Prince Charles helps expose major polluting corporations through legal action
29th November 2015
The Prince of Wales is taking part in a new project to expose the impact that major corporations have on the environment.
The project, which currently focuses on Commonwealth nations, shows those companies causing high levels of pollution and failing to accurately disclose…
Prince Charles says climate change is partly to blame for refugee crisis and terrorism
23rd November 2015
The Prince of Wales has suggested that the conflict currently on-going in Syria, which has led to events such as the refugee crisis and terrorism, is linked to climate change.
In a wide-ranging exclusive interview with Sky News, Prince Charles said that drought and…
Queen and Prince Charles Express Shock Over Paris Terror Attacks
14th November 2015
The Queen and The Prince of Wales have today expressed their shock and condolences after the acts of violence that took place in Paris yesterday, leaving at least 129 people dead.
The Queen this morning released a statement reading: “Prince Philip and I have been deeply shocked and saddened by the terrible loss of life in Paris.”
“We send our most sincere condolences to you, the…
As today is Prince Charles’ 67th birthday, I have decided to take a look at just some of the work that goes to prove that the first-in-line to the throne will make a remarkable King one day. Charles has done a wonderful job at not only caring for his people but also…
“Charles will be our King” says Australian PM, as royals continue tour
12th November 2015
Finishing off their second day in Australia, Prince Charles took the time to meet with republican prime minister Malcolm Turnbull. The meeting comes just as an opinion poll revealed that most Australians would be in favour abolishing the monarchy if Charles was to become…
"Behave yourself" jokes knife-wielding Camilla during Australia tour
11th November 2015
“Behave yourself”- the warning the Duchess of Cornwall jokingly said while brandishing the eight-inch blade at The Prince of Wales.
The good-natured threat came as the couple viewed a selection of hand-forged kitchen knives by cutler Barry Gardner, at the Seppeltsfield Winery near Tanunda.
Charles played along with a look of mock horror, but the moment was broken by laughter from his…
It seems that Prince Charles and wife, the Duchess of Cornwall have a busy schedule ahead of them in Australia.
The couple arrived on Tuesday, 10 November and were greeted by various local officials on the tarmac. Among those to greet Charles and Camilla were Governor…
Through The Seeing is Believing program that Prince Charles oversees, they will be working on improving schools in disadvantaged areas of Geelong, Australia by linking them with the local business community.
Established in the United Kingdom in 1990 and brought into Canada…
Day two of Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall’s visit to New Zealand proved to be an eventful one.
The Duchess was serenade by Hannah Grace in what she calls the biggest performance of her young career. Given the approval by Camilla, third-year Te Whawa student sang a solo during ‘Pungawerewere’ alongside 50 of her classmates.
This isn’t the first time Grace has had…
