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Harry in Angola, Day 2: Sussex Royal Visit

The Duke of Sussex spent a second day in Angola, finishing up a two-day tour of the country that has seen him focus on his mother’s work. [getty src=”1177647614″ width=”594″ height=”396″ tld=”ca”] His day began with an audience with the Angolan President, João Lourenço, at the Presidential Palace in Luanda. Afterwards, he visited the…
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Harry in Angola: Sussex Royal Visit

Yesterday was a poignant day in Angola for the Duke of Sussex as he took part in projects close to his late mother’s heart, including visiting the exact same patch of land that Diana, Princess of Wales, had walked through in 1997. Harry retraced his mother’s footsteps from 22 years ago when he walked through the same patch of land in Huambo that had once been littered with landmines.
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The Sussexes in Southern Africa: Day Five Diary

As the Duke and Duchess of Sussex reach the mid point of their visit to southern Africa, we can expect to see one of the most special moments of the whole tour. On day five, the Duke of Sussex is in Angola where he will walk in the footsteps of his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales. Here’s what to expect from the Sussexes in southern Africa. Continuing Diana’s Work The Duke of…
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Harry in Botswana: Sussex Royal Visit

The Duke of Sussex spent the day in Botswana as he began the second leg of his royal visit to Africa, while the Duchess stayed in South Africa for a private engagement. Harry’s day began at the Chobe Forest Tree Reserve, where he helped plant trees with schoolchildren…
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62% of people say Boris Johnson should apologise to The Queen

A newly released poll suggests that 62% of people think Boris Johnson should apologise to The Queen after he unlawfully asked Her Majesty to prorogue Parliament. In a poll conducted by Survation for the Daily Mail, 62% of people surveyed said the Prime Minister should say sorry to the monarch following the Supreme Court judgment on Wednesday. 27% of respondents said the PM does not need to…
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