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Duchess of Sussex calls Ruth Bader Ginsburg a "true inspiration"

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20th September 2020
The Duchess of Sussex has called late US Supreme Court Justice, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, “a true inspiration.” American-born Meghan issued a statement on Saturday following the death of the 87-year-old judge who died after a battle with cancer on 18 September. She told People: “With an incomparable and indelible legacy, Ruth Bader Ginsburg will forever be known as a woman of brilliance, a…
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The Royal Week, in pictures

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19th September 2020
Old traditions altered by challenging times, royals reaching out as the world continues to change and another unexpected style leader in facemask fashion. It’s been a busy royal week – here it is, in pictures. Ceremonial in the time of social distancing [getty…
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Countess of Wessex sits for live sculpture creation

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17th September 2020
The Countess of Wessex sat for a sculptor on Wednesday while the process was streamed online in a bid to raise awareness for the blind and partially sighted. Sitting for Frances Segelman, Sophie adhered to social distancing guidelines to pose for the sculpture. The process was livestreamed on the internet from Segelman’s London studio. The event was broadcast for the Vision Foundation, of…
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The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit East London to see impact of coronavirus on community

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16th September 2020
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge carried out a series of unannounced engagements in East London on Tuesday to meet people and find out how they have dealt with the COVID-19 pandemic and worked together as a community. William and Kate first visited the London Bridge Jobcentre to speak with customers about the service they’ve received with the company during the pandemic. The customers had…
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The Royal Family's Boxing Day pheasant shoot exempt from Boris Johnson's 'Rule of Six'

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14th September 2020
Christmas dinner may be cancelled this year at Sandringham, but Boxing Day traditions may still be able to go ahead due to a controversial exemption in Boris Johnson’s ‘Rule of Six’. As of Monday September 14, it is illegal for people in England to meet in groups of more than six – both indoors and outdoors. The measures were announced by the Prime Minister in response to a rise in…
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