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The Duke of Kent on Buckingham Palace balcony to welcome King Charles at Trooping

The Duke of Kent was on the balcony of Buckingham Palace to see King Charles return from Trooping the Colour. Prince Edward, 88, looked on from the centre of the balcony as his cousin arrived at the Palace from the spectacular ceremony which had taken place at Horse Guards Parade. The Duchess of Edinburgh and the Duke of Gloucester share a joke on the Buckingham Palace…
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King Charles and Prince William wear black armbands at Trooping as mark of respect after Air India crash

The King has ordered all members of the Royal Family in uniform for this year’s Trooping the Colour to wear black armbands as a mark of respect for those lost in the Air India crash earlier this week. King Charles, who will lead Trooping, has asked that mounted Officers in the Procession and all liveried Mews staff also wear black armbands for those lost in the tragedy as well as to show…
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David Beckham follows in the footsteps of King Charles and Princess Anne

While everyone else has been talking about whether he’s got an appointment at the Palace for a knighthood, David Beckham has been quietly establishing a different link with the Royal Family. For it’s just been revealed that he’s going to follow where King Charles has led before. King Charles has done this twice Country Life magazine has announced that David Beckham will be…
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A new role for Princess Eugenie

Princess Eugenie has become a Global Ambassador for an art exhibition dedicated to coral reef conservation. Thirty Six For Coral is an art exhibition and auction which aims to protect the coral reef and ocean life. Speaking of her new role, Eugenie said: “Despite…
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New bans in place at royal residences on demand of The King

The King has banned the use of wet wipes at royal residences in an effort to safeguard the environment. It is reported that His Majesty has ordered the use of wet wipes to be abolished at all royal residences – including Buckingham Palace and Clarence House. Wet wipes are known to cause severe harm to the environment, with the items being difficult to degrade. Anne Simmons, a firmer…
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