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'Down to earth' Prince William gets his hands dirty as he plants trees and drinks cider in Wales (opens the original)
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The Prince of Wales got his hands dirty planting a tree and joked that "a pint of cider a day keeps the doctor away," as he heard about efforts to tackle flooding in rural South Wales. The future king planted a Welsh Oak and heard told how local farmers had reinstated a historic cider orchard as part of a project to plant one million native trees across the region. Farmers Jim and Kate Beavan told him how they had replanted apple trees on a north-facing slope which meant they flowered later and
Two brothers, two paths: How Princes William and Harry will approach their mother's poignant anniversary differently (opens the original)
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I’ve been thinking about how people react differently to grief. The impact of loss has dominated royal headlines over the last couple of weeks following the publication of Charles Spencer’s memoir about his sister Diana, Princess of Wales. As the 30th anniversary of her death looms next year, there are still wounds to heal and, in Spencer’s case, scores to be settled, it seems. When it comes to the two people her death has affected most profoundly, Princes William and Harry, they are taking very
Prince Harry has 'no desire to create drama' with his family on poignant occasion (opens the original)
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The Duke of Sussex will not take part in any high-profile events to mark Remembrance Day to avoid distracting from official engagements attended by the royal family, HELLO! understands. Prince Harry, who served two tours of duty in Afghanistan during a decade in the Army, will instead mark the day privately. "He's not going to do anything that would pull focus from the Royal Family or the national commemorations at the Cenotaph in London," says a friend. "More likely, he'll mark it in the same w
'I'll stick to horses': What it's really like covering Princess Anne on the road (opens the original)
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A trademark chignon, carefully positioned by the Princess herself, a rugby presence, a longstanding patronage, a meaningful stop-off in a day packed with engagements and plenty of typical, brisk humour. The only thing missing on the Princess Anne bingo card perhaps, was a horse. But even that came up in conversation. It's rare to cover one of the Princess Royal's engagements in person. She famously abhors fuss of any kind and prefers to go about her business without a press pack following her ev
Princess Anne makes hilarious quip after invite to join Sir Kevin Sinfield's gruelling challenge (opens the original)
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Princess Anne has joked that she would "stick to horses" when invited to join Sir Kevin Sinfield on a leg of his 7 in 7: The Grand Finale week-long challenge. The former rugby league star turned coach is running seven Ultra Marathons in seven days in his final endurance feat to raise money for Motor Neurone Disease charities. Anne watched Sir Kevin after he arrived at the University of York Athletics Track and ran the final laps of the morning's running block before joining him for a conversatio
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