The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge wrapped
up their visit to Pakistan on Friday with a visit to the Army
Canine Centre in Islamabad. After two of their engagements were
cancelled as a result of the bad weather on Thursday, which saw the
couple unexpectedly spend the night in Lahore, the couple returned
to Islamabad for their final engagement. [getty
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To coincide with Anti-Slavery Day,
Princess Eugenie of York has announced that she is to become Patron
of a charity which aims to eradicate all forms of slavery and
related abuses. Taking to Instagram, the 29-year-old royal revealed
that she has become a Patron of…
The Countess of Wessex supports survivors of sexual violence in Kosovo
18th October 2019
The Countess of Wessex has been in Kosovo
to learn more about how survivors of sexual violence have been
supported following the conflict in 1998-1999. With the support of
the Foreign Office and the Preventing Sexual Violence in Conflict
Initiative from the UK government…
The Queen hosted a reception at
Buckingham Palace on Thursday morning for The Queen’s Trust, a
now-defunct charity that supported initiatives in her name. Closed
earlier this year and replaced by The Queen’s Commonwealth Trust,
The Queen’s Trust was formed in the year of Queen Elizabeth II’s
Silver Jubilee in 1977 and supported voluntary sector organisations
working with young people.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge spent a
busy day in Lahore on the penultimate day of their royal visit to
Pakistan with the focus on children and children’s-based
initiatives. Upon arrival at Lahore airport William and Kate met
the Governor of Punjab and the Chief…
Plane carrying Duke and Duchess of Cambridge forced to abort landing
17th October 2019
A terrifying moment in the sky for the
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge as the Royal Airforce plane carrying
them and several royal reporters was forced to abort its landing in
Islamabad during a fierce storm. The plane reportedly tried to land
twice during intense…
Tiaras and Tea: Kate attends tea party with patient at children's hospital in Lahore
17th October 2019
The Duchess of Cambridge attended an
unanticipated tiara event today in Lahore at the Shaukat Khanum
Children’s Cancer Centre. William and Kate were visiting patients
at the centre when they joined seven-year-old, Wafia Rehmani, a
patient from Afghanistan with a kidney tumour, for a princess tea
party. Tea and tiaras for two princesses.
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While #RoyalTourPakistan continues, tune into True Royalty's Kate: The Making of a Modern Queen
17th October 2019
As the royal tour of Pakistan continues
this week, True Royalty is featuring their documentary “Kate: The
Making of a Modern Queen” to go along with the historic tour. The
52-minute programme follows the Duchess of Cambridge’s journey in
preparation for…
A grand entrance hall once shut off by
Queen Victoria has been restored and reopened after hundreds of
years to allow visitors a more spectacular entrance into Windsor
Castle. The castle’s Inner Hall was created by George IV in the
1820s as a space to receive…
The Duchess of Cornwall attended more
literary engagements on Wednesday, celebrating poetry. First,
Camilla attended a reception and poetry reading for the Poetry
Together initiative, which brings together schools and care homes
and encourages students and residents to choose a poem, memorise
it, and perform it together at an event in October around the time
of National Poetry Day, which is 3…
