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Prince Harry's ongoing legal fight against the Home Office over police protection has cost the UK government over £600,000. The Duke of Sussex argues that he and his family face risks during visits to the UK, citing past security incidents as justification for his claims.
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Errollyn Wallen has been appointed as the first Black woman Master of the King's Music by King Charles. She aims to enhance music education access and promote cultural exchange, emphasizing the importance of classical music in everyday life.
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The Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, shared a supportive message for Team GB ahead of the Paralympics while continuing her treatment for cancer. This marks her first public engagement since her health issues began earlier this year, as she remains largely out of the public eye.
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Prince Harry will visit New York for the UN General Assembly and Climate Week, confirming he will attend various philanthropic engagements. Meghan Markle will not accompany him. This trip coincides with Prince William's Earthshot Prize Innovation Summit, raising speculation about their potential interactions.
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Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII, the Maori King of New Zealand, died at 69 following heart surgery. His death has prompted tributes from leaders including King Charles III and New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon, highlighting his commitment to Maori culture and unity.
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Prince Harry and Prince William attended their uncle Lord Fellowes' funeral in Norfolk but reportedly did not speak to each other. Their encounter follows Harry's surprise attendance, which was kept secret until shortly before the service. The brothers sat apart during the ceremony, maintaining their distance amidst ongoing tensions.
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On the second anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II's death, King Charles III and Queen Camilla attended a poignant service at Crathie Kirk. The royal couple was joined by well-wishers and paid tribute to the late monarch, who died peacefully at Balmoral in 2022. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer also honored her legacy.
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As the UK marks two years since Queen Elizabeth II's passing, the Royal Family is navigating significant health challenges, including cancer diagnoses for King Charles III and the Princess of Wales. Experts reflect on the monarchy's future and the public's support during this tumultuous period, highlighting both unity and ongoing struggles within the family.
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Princess Kate expressed her enthusiasm for working with Dwayne Fields, the new UK chief scout, in a message on X. Despite ongoing cancer treatment, she continues to engage with public life and appreciates the support she has received during her recovery.
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Princess Kate has announced her return to public duties after completing chemotherapy for cancer. In a heartfelt video, she reflected on the challenges faced over the past nine months and expressed gratitude for support from her family and the public. She aims to undertake a light schedule of engagements in the coming months.
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The fallout from Prince Andrew's controversial 2019 interview with Emily Maitlis remains significant, now the subject of a new drama series. The interview, which addressed his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, led to Andrew stepping back from royal duties and sparked ongoing discussions about its implications for the royal family.
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King Charles will embark on a significant tour of Australia and Samoa from October 18-26, marking his first visit to a Commonwealth realm as monarch. This trip follows his recovery from cancer treatment and aims to strengthen support for the monarchy amid ongoing republican sentiments in Australia.
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King Charles III has canceled his planned visit to New Zealand due to health concerns following his cancer diagnosis. He expressed regret but emphasized the importance of adhering to medical advice. The cancellation comes amid ongoing discussions about a controversial statue of the late Queen Elizabeth II.
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The cost of bearskin caps worn by the King's Guards has surged by 30% to over £2,000 each, prompting calls from PETA to switch to faux fur. The Ministry of Defense remains open to alternatives but cites durability concerns. The caps, made from black bear fur, have faced ethical scrutiny for years.
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Prince Harry is celebrating his 40th birthday privately in California with family and friends. Reflecting on the past decade, he expresses excitement for the future, emphasizing the joy of fatherhood and his commitment to philanthropy. His upcoming public appearance will focus on mental health issues affecting young people.
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The royal family publicly wished Prince Harry a happy 40th birthday for the first time since 2021. The message, shared on social media, comes amid ongoing tensions between Harry and the royal family, particularly with his brother William and father Charles. Harry celebrated in California with Meghan and their children.