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The war in Ukraine also affects Prince Charles and Camilla. They talked about it at length at BBC London headquarters. Meanwhile, Princess Elisabeth put on her own army uniform.
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Prins Charles on Camilla, the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall, visited the BBC’s London headquarters last week. The couple visited on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the news channel. Charles and Camilla praised the work of BBC reporters in war-torn Ukraine. “You are wonderful,” it sounded.
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Prins LouisPrince William and Kate’s son, has celebrated his fourth birthday. On the Instagram account of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the cheerful boy can be seen on Norfolk beach, in the east of the country. “He’s really a combination of Charlotte and George,” commented one of the fans. Others see it as ‘grandpa Middleton’ in it.
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Our very own princess Elisabeth going to camp this summer. Although it must be said: that looks slightly different than the average summer camp. The now 20-year-old princess participates in the annual camp of the Royal Military School as part of her military training.
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To prepare for the grueling journeys, the princess has already taken a few lessons in the Leopoldsburg camp this weekend.
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The British Princess Eugenie (32) launched a podcast: Floodlight† The theme of the podcast is not obvious, because it is about modern slavery. The youngest daughter of Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson wants to delve deeper into the theme. Together with her friend Julia de Boinville, she talks to famous activists, victims of modern slavery and journalists. “We can all do something about it,” it sounds.
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