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Archbishop Justin Welby says he hopes he doesn't have to cover The Queen's Funeral

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3rd October 2017
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, has spoken out in a new interview about a myriad of topics, including The Queen’s funeral. In an interview with GQ’s Alastair Campbell, the conversation begins with a discussion of The Queen’s inevitable funeral. “I don’t lose sleep,” Archbishop Welby begins. “I do hope I don’t have to do that,” he qualifies. The Archbishop calls the…
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Prince & Princess of Wales

MP for Kensington takes aim at Prince George and his £150 jumpers

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1st October 2017
The Member of Parliament for Kensington, Emma Dent Coad, has reportedly targeted four-year-old Prince George during the Labour Party Conference. According to the Sunday Express, Ms Dent Coad said: “When Prince George goes to school, they [the media] look at his jumpers and, you know, £150 for a jumper, that’s a food bill for a family of four for a lot of people, and that’s outrageous, and…
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The Sussexes

102-year-old veteran praises Prince Harry

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29th September 2017
When 102-year-old Veteran, Sgt James Norman Baker praised Prince Harry on a live television screen during a wheelchair rugby match, he never imagined what would happen next. Prince Harry found the World War Two veteran and thanked him for his kind words in regards to Harry setting up the games. From one veteran to another, Prince Harry held the man’s hand while hearing his story. Sgt Baker spoke…
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The Sussexes

Kensington MP defends slur against Prince Harry following calls for her to resign

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27th September 2017
Emma Dent Coad has defended herself after making a slur against Prince Harry in which she mocked the young royal’s military service in Afghanistan. Speaking at the Labour Party Conference, the Labour MP for Kensington told a group of activists that Harry can’t actually fly a helicopter and “just sits there going ‘vroom vroom.’” At an anti-monarchy meeting, Ms Dent Coad said that she is…
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