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Prince George arrives for first day at Eton College (opens the original)
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The next stage of the future King’s education has begun as Prince George started his first day at Eton College. The 13-year-old arrived at the renowned public school on Tuesday alongside his mother Princess Catherine and father Prince William – a former Eton student. The royals were greeted by Eton’s headmaster Simon Henderson and the provost Sir Nicholas Coleridge. Mr Henderson told the future king: “Welcome, good luck, enjoy it.” They then walked through a doorway into one of the oldest parts
King Charlesâ famous equerry to leave role after quitting the Army (opens the original)
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The senior equerry to the King and Queen, who captured widespread attention online, is to step down from his role supporting the royal family. Lieutenant Colonel Jonny Thompson, a popular figure among admirers who created an Instagram fan page dedicated to him, will depart his position at the end of the year following seven years in the royal household. The equerry serves in the Royal Regiment of Scotland and is also leaving the armed forces to pursue a new career in the private sector, after sp
Earl of Wessex achieves grades to study at Royal Agricultural University (opens the original)
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The Earl of Wessex, King Charles IIIâs nephew, is understood to be attending the Royal Agricultural University after achieving the grades needed for his chosen course. James, who is the son of Prince Edward, Duke of Edinburgh, will study rural land and property management at the Cirencester-based university. He received his A-level results alongside thousands of other students on Thursday. The 18-year-oldâs grades and subjects, which he studied at Radley College, Oxfordshire, have not been d
King Charles âdrowns a few sorrowsâ after Englandâs World Cup defeat (opens the original)
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King Charles has drowned âa few sorrowsâ the day after Englandâs dramatic exit from the World Cup. Charles and Queen Camilla visited the Hall & Woodhouse Badger Brewery in Blandford, Dorset, on Thursday following the national teamâs 2-1 semi-final defeat by Argentina. Charles poured a pint of Fursty Ferret, a 3.4 per cent amber ale which is one of the breweryâs best-sellers. Before taking a sip, he remarked with a smile: âMaybe itâs a good day to drown a few sorrows.â England fan
King Charles jokes about ageing with 104-year-old war veteran (opens the original)
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King Charles has joked about ageing with a 104-year-old war veteran, saying: “It’s terrible because bits keep dropping off.” Charles met with James Fenton, a veteran of the Second World War’s Burma campaign, during a visit to the Isle of Man on Tuesday. The pair first met in 2025 during the 80th anniversary commemorations of VJ Day in London, and were reunited at Port Soderick Beach, at the premises of Heroes On The Water Isle of Man. The charity provides kayak angling for military and uniformed
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