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Duke of Sussex in Botswana for Rhino Conservation visit

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11th August 2018
Prince Harry was in Botswana this week on an unannounced trip to visit his patronage Rhino Conservation Botswana. Kensington Palace confirmed to People that the Duke was visiting, saying “The Duke of Sussex is on a private working trip to Botswana, to join the Annual General Meeting for Rhino Conservation Botswana in his capacity as patron. He attended the board meeting in Maun and an RCB…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

The Duke of Cambridge attends centenary memorial of Amiens

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8th August 2018
On Wednesday, the Duke of Cambridge travelled to France to mark the centenary of the Battle of Amiens. In the Chapel of Amiens, he joined representatives from France, Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom and more in laying flowers “as a reaffirmation of friendship between the Allies, Germany and the city of Amiens.” The Battle of Amiens was a decisive point in World War One…
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Queen Elizabeth II

The Queen officially begins her summer holiday as she arrives at Balmoral Castle

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6th August 2018
The Queen’s summer holiday officially got underway on Monday as she arrived at Balmoral Castle, her private and personally owned estate in Scotland. Every year, The Queen and some members of the Royal Family spend the summer months at Balmoral which Queen Victoria once described as “my dear paradise in the Highlands.” Other than at Christmas, this is the only time Her Majesty has a…
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The Edinburghs

The Countess of Wessex and Lady Louise Windsor attend Hockey World Cup Final in London

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5th August 2018
The Countess of Wessex and her daughter, Lady Louise Windsor, attended the final of the Hockey Women’s World Cup in London on Sunday afternoon. Their Royal Highnesses saw Ireland take a battering against defending champions The Netherlands who won match 6-0. Ireland started the tournament as the lowest ranked team, so to make the World Cup final is no small achievement. But in the end, they…
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