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Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie join Zoom call with young cancer patients

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1st July 2020
Princess Beatrice and Princess Eugenie joined in a Zoom call to discuss the challenges young people living with cancer are facing during the COVID-19 pandemic. “We’re just interested, I guess, to know how COVID has affected your treatment or how you’ve been feeling with the pandemic,” Princess Eugenie asks the group. “It’s completely different. It’s affected pretty much…
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Princess Eugenie reveals her favourite children's book while appearing on Storytime with Fergie and Friends

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27th April 2020
Princess Eugenie revealed her favourite children’s book while appearing on Storytime with Fergie and Friends. The 30-year-old Princess read ‘Guess How Much I Love You,’ by Sam McBratney on her mother’s YouTube channel on Saturday. Sarah, Duchess of York, launched the series earlier this month as a way to keep ‘children entertained’ during lockdown amid the global…
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Princess Eugenie and Sarah, Duchess of York attend Street Child's tea for International Day of the Girl

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11th October 2019
It was a mother-daughter day out for Sarah, Duchess of York and Princess Eugenie as they attended an afternoon tea for a cause at Claridge’s Thursday. The event was held by charity Street Child to mark International Day of the Girl and also to kick off Street Child’s 5th UK Aid Match appeal. Sarah, Duchess of York’s organisation Children in Crisis merged with Street Child in…
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Patronage Spotlight: Sarah, Duchess of York and Street Child

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14th May 2019
When Sarah, Duchess of York saw children in trouble, she did more than making a donation or taking part in a few engagements as part of a royal visit. In 1993, she founded the charity Children in Crisis, bringing education and care to forgotten children in rural and remote areas of the world. “There were children out there to whom nothing was given, not even tomorrow, and yet they were being…
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