Prince & Princess of Wales

Prince William speaks of honour at his new title, pledging to serve the Welsh people 'with humility and great respect'

The Prince of Wales appeared alongside the First Minister of Wales on Sunday, where the heir-to-the-throne vowed to serve the Welsh people “with humility and great respect.” Kensington Palace published the details of their telephone conversation on the Royal Family’s official website, and noted that William thanked the First Minister, Mark Drakeford for his tribute to the late Elizabeth…
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The Prince of Wales highlights Natasha's Law

The Prince of Wales joined leading scientists for a global symposium on allergies at Dumfries House this week. Prince Charles was said to be “moved beyond words” by the news of 15-year-old Natasha Ednan-Laperouse’s death in 2016 from anaphylactic shock caused by the mislabelling of a prepackaged sandwich that contained an ingredient to which she was severely allergic. After inquests…
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Back to school with Prince Charles

In May 1955, Buckingham Palace made an unprecedented announcement: Prince Charles would be the first heir to the throne to be educated outside the palace and would begin school in January 1957, at the age of eight. Previous princes had received their early education from…
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Prince Charles to appear in documentary about Sir Ranulph Fiennes

The Prince of Wales is set to appear in a documentary commemorating the life and explorations of Sir Ranulph Fiennes. The documentary about the intrepid British explorer is called Explorer. As well as Prince Charles, Bear Grylls will also appear in the documentary. The official description for Explorer reads: “Sir Ranulph Fiennes is credited as being the World’s Greatest Living Explorer.
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Wales Week begins with a pint and some telly for Charles and Camilla

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall have begun their annual sojourn to Wales to carry out engagements for ‘Wales Week’, visiting Cardiff, Treorchy, and Llandovery on Tuesday. Beginning at the BBC Cymru Wales headquarters in Cardiff, the royals separated to speak with journalists and producers involved in various programmes on the channel. Prince Charles spoke with the weather…
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