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Prince of Wales says next 18 months critical for humanity when dealing with rapid climate change and biodiversity loss

The Prince of Wales warned late last week that the next 18 months would be crucial to the survival of humanity with the rise of global warming. Prince Charles made the remarks at a reception in his London residence, Clarence House, for Commonwealth Foreign Ministers, where he touched upon the next Commonwealth Heads of Government Meetings, which will be held in Kigali, Rwanda. The Prince joked…
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A special Wales Week for Charles and Camilla

The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall will have extra reason to celebrate as they head off for their annual week long tour of the principality. For this year, Wales Week co-incides with the fiftieth anniversary of Charles’ investiture with the traditional title given to the heir to the throne. The Queen invested her eldest son as Prince of Wales on July 1st 1969 in a special ceremony…
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The Prince of Wales fears it may be too late to save the environment

The Prince of Wales gave an exclusive interview to The Daily Telegraph where he spoke on a variety of subjects, including his number one passion: the environment. Speaking to journalist Alex Preston, Prince Charles talks about gardening as a child and how it fueled his passion later in life, and how he works to keep Highgrove, his country home, green. https://gty.im/1063446476 Preston asks him if…
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Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall attend dinner with the Trumps at Winfield House

Last night, the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall were guests of honour at the US Ambassador’s residence, Winfield House, for a black-tie dinner hosted by President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump. Their Royal Highnesses attended on behalf of Her Majesty. The dinner was a much smaller affair than the previous evening’s state banquet as this gathering only had 60 people…
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