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Happy 34th Birthday Prince Harry! - Top photos from his last year

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15th September 2018
As Prince Harry is celebrating his 34th birthday today, we are taking a look back at the top photos from his last year. In the previous year, he attended the Toronto Invictus Games, travelled to Denmark for an official visit, became engaged to the American actress Meghan Markle, married and gained the title of Duke of Sussex, announced plans for the next Invictus Games to be in the Netherlands and…
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Prince Harry inspects Royal Marine recruits

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14th September 2018
For the first time as their Captain General, Prince Harry inspected the recruits. The Duke of Sussex flew into Lympstone, near Exeter, in a Royal Navy Wildcat, which is a maritime attack helicopter from the Commando Helicopter Force. After a ceremonial welcome where the Duke…
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2018 Invictus Games Medals revealed by Ian Thorpe

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4th September 2018
Australian Olympian Ian Thorpe was on hand to help unveil the Invictus Games’ medals, which were produced by the Royal Australian Mint. “Golden Wattle inspires Australia’s national colours, decorates Australian National Honours and is incorporated in the Australian Coat of Arms,” says Royal Australian Mint CEO Ross MacDiarmid. “The Royal Australian Mint is incredibly proud to have…
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You could drive the same car as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex

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26th August 2018
The glamour of Prince Harry’s wedding to then Meghan Markle was an affair to be remembered. Meghan wore two stunning designer dresses, while Harry looked every inch the Prince while he awaited his bride to be at the altar. As the newly married couple emerged from Windsor Castle, the world caught a glimpse of the aquamarine ring from Diana, Princess of Wales’s collection, undoubtedly a…
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Duke of Sussex in Botswana for Rhino Conservation visit

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11th August 2018
Prince Harry was in Botswana this week on an unannounced trip to visit his patronage Rhino Conservation Botswana. Kensington Palace confirmed to People that the Duke was visiting, saying “The Duke of Sussex is on a private working trip to Botswana, to join the Annual General Meeting for Rhino Conservation Botswana in his capacity as patron. He attended the board meeting in Maun and an RCB…
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