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World Mental Health Day: Make asking for help no big deal, urge Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry

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11th October 2016
To mark World Mental Health Day, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge and Prince Harry attended a reception at County Hall in central London organised by their Heads Together organisation. The event recognised outstanding individuals who have helped others in need and included a trip on the London Eye with a group of guests who have suffered psychological issues along with the people who have…
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The Queen's Pet Corgi who starred in 007 2012 Olympic Sketch dies at 13

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9th October 2016
Holly, one of Her Majesty’s 2 remaining corgi’s has died of old age. The queen summoned a veterinarian while at Balmoral last week. The 13-year-old corgi was put to sleep and buried in the grounds. According to sources, the Queen can see the grave as she glances out her drawing room window. There has yet to be a headstone placed to mark the spot, but it is certain one will be installed…
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Suffolk Lives Matter gains support from Prince William

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7th October 2016
The Duke of Cambridge has thrown his support behind a new suicide prevention strategy launched in Suffolk on 6 October. Suffolk Lives Matter is a joint endeavour from organisations across Suffolk County which aims to reduce the number of suicides each year. Current figures show that a total of 62 people commit suicide in Suffolk annually. Suffolk County Council leader Colin Noble highlighted the…
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Who was Adela of Normandy?

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6th October 2016
Though many of the details of life are unknown or disputed by historians, Adela of Normandy is a saint of the Roman Catholic Church and was the daughter of William the Conqueror, the first Norman King of England and his wife, Matilda of Flanders. Adela was born in the years…
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Support for jailed soldiers comes from Prince Charles and Prince Harry

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5th October 2016
Six former soldiers who are jailed in India for 5 years for not carrying the correct gun permits now have the support of Prince Charles and Prince Harry to free them. The six men were considered a threat to national security when they were working on an anti-piracy vessel in the Indian Ocean. John and Helen Armstrong wrote to Prince Charles to ask his help in setting the men free, including their…
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