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Princes William and Harry officially open 2018 Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference

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11th October 2018
Prince William and Prince Harry hosted a reception at St. James’s Palace last night ahead of the opening of the 2018 Illegal Wildlife Trade Conference, which will be held in London from 11-12 October. Nearly 80 countries around the world are involved in the Conference, with heads of states, ministers and other government officials taking part in talks. The objectives of the Illegal Wildlife…
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge to attend mental health summit

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3rd October 2018
It’s no secret that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are huge advocates of raising awareness for mental health conditions. Having shown public support for charities such as Mind, the royal couple champion the effort needed to remove the stigma around mental health. And it has now been announced that they are to attend the first Global Ministerial Mental Health Summit on Tuesday October 9th…
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The Queen is joined by Prince Charles and Prince William for Balmoral service - but where is Kate?

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17th September 2018
On Sunday morning The Queen attended a church service in Balmoral alongside her son, Prince Charles, and grandson, Prince William. All looked in good spirits as they arrived at the Sunday service in Crathie Kirk, Scotland, despite the Duchess of Cambridge not accompanying her husband. It is assumed she was most likely looking after their three young children, Prince George, Princess Charlotte and…
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Duke of Cambridge to attend Tusk Rhino Trail

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4th September 2018
Prince William will attend an event celebrating the Tusk Rhino Trail in the Kensington Palace Gardens next Monday. The Tusk Rhino Trail is an art installation that has popped up all over London and celebrates the African rhino to highlight the animal’s dwindling population due to illegal poaching. “The illegal wildlife trade is now the fourth largest criminal industry in the world, after…
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