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Royals and the Fight Against ALS

Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig’s disease is a neurological disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord. French neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot discovered the disease in 1869. In 1939, ALS became well-known after Lou Gehrig, New York Yankees’ first baseman from 1923-1939, was diagnosed with the disease at the Mayo Clinic, which ended his baseball…
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Coronation

The crowds want more! A surprise encore for Buckingham Palace balcony appearance that sealed historic Coronation day

It was the crowning moment of a historic day when the Royal Family appeared on the balcony to greet the cheering crowds gathered below Buckingham Palace. Despite the rain that dampened the celebration, thousands came out from the two sides of The Mall and, walking orderly behind MET police officers, reached the space in front of Buckingham Palace and around the Queen Victoria…
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Princess Anne and Family

The Princess Royal spends a day in Wales between boats and babies

The Princess Royal travelled to Wales, where she attended two events: a meeting with members of the National Coastwatch Institution and a visit to the Merthyr Tydfil maternity unit. Her Royal Highness arrived on 3 April, and her first stop was St. Donats Bay at UWC Atlantic, where she met volunteers and students in a cadet programme held by the National Coastwatch…
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Princess Anne and Family

The Princess Royal visits New Zealand

The Princess Royal paid a visit to New Zealand last week, accompanied by her husband, Sir Tim Laurence. In a typically jam-packed visit, Princess Anne spent four days in the Commonwealth country to mark the centenary of the Royal New Zealand Corps of Signals, of which the royal is Colonel-in-Chief. Upon arrival, Princess Anne and Tim paid a visit to the Governor General, The Right Honourable…
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