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Royal news live: Prince William’s homelessness documentary to air ahead of Prince Harry’s Netflix series

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Prince William’s documentary focused on homelessness is set to premiere on Disney+ just ahead of his brother Prince Harry’s upcoming polo series on Netflix.

Titled Prince William: We Can End Homelessness, the two-part ITV series aims to highlight the Prince of Wales’s commitment to addressing homelessness and will air in the UK on today and Thursday.

In a clip, Prince publicly mentioned his brother, Prince Harry, for the first time in eight years.

He shared a poignant childhood memory of their mother, Princess Diana, taking them to visit a homeless shelter, marking a rare moment of reflection on their relationship.

“She took Harry and I both there. I must have been about 11, I think probably at the time, maybe 10,” he said.

Meanwhile, Prince Harry’s Polo series, co-produced with Meghan Markle’s Archewell Productions, is scheduled for release in December.

The five-part series promises an exclusive look into the sport, featuring Harry’s participation in a polo match in Florida to benefit his charity, Sentebale.

While the Duke is not expected to take a prominent on-screen role, the Netflix programme aims to dig into the passion and challenges of professional polo.

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Prince William inspired by Princess Diana to end homelessness as he shares unseen family footage of charity visit

A new ITV documentary shows William visiting the same homelessness charity where his mother first took him and Harry when he was 11.

William says: “I had never been to anything like that before and I was a bit anxious at what to expect. But Mother went about her usual part of making everyone feel relaxed, having a laugh and joking with everyone.

“I remember thinking if no one has a home everyone would be really sad but it was incredible how happy an environment it was. I remember having good conversations, playing chess and chatting. That’s when it dawned on me that there are other people out there who don’t have the same life as you do.

Prince William: We Can End Homelessness airs 30th and 31st October at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX, STV and STV Player

Prince William inspired by Princess Diana in personal mission to end homelessness

Prince William has revealed how his mother Princess Diana inspired him to end homelessness as he shared unseen family footage of a charity visit. A new ITV documentary shows William visiting the same homelessness charity where his mother first took him and Harry when he was 11. William says: “I had never been to anything like that before and I was a bit anxious at what to expect. But Mother went about her usual part of making everyone feel relaxed, having a laugh and joking with everyone. “I remember thinking if no one has a home everyone would be really sad but it was incredible how happy an environment it was. I remember having good conversations, playing chess and chatting. That’s when it dawned on me that there are other people out there who don’t have the same life as you do. Prince William: We Can End Homelessness airs 30th and 31st October at 9pm on ITV1 and ITVX, STV and STV Player

Salma Ouaguira30 October 2024 09:47

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VOICES: The royal family’s finances are a mystery: it’s time to open the books

The view of the monarchy in the UK remains overwhelmingly positive, writes Alan Rusbridger. But the public deserve full transparency on the family’s staggering wealth:

Salma Ouaguira30 October 2024 09:28

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Inside King Charles’ restorative break at exclusive Indian resort

King Charles has taken a restorative break at the exclusive SOUKYA resort in Bangalore, India, after his extensive tour of Australia and Samoa.

The 75-year-old monarch, accompanied by Queen Camilla, spent three days at the renowned wellness centre, which is popular for its yoga, Ayurvedic treatments, and holistic approach to health.

According to reports, the King took this mini-break to recover from the 35-hour journey back from the Commonwealth tour.

Queen Camilla had previously visited the same resort at the start of their recent travels.

SOUKYA, run by Dr. Issac Mathai, who has been the King’s holistic health consultant for many years, is known for its celebrity clientele, including Dame Emma Thompson and the late Archbishop Desmond Tutu.

The resort offers a quiet environment surrounded by lush gardens and organic farmland, where guests take part in daily yoga sessions, rejuvenating treatments, and healthy vegetarian meals.

During their stay, the royal couple enjoyed in a range of wellness activities, including morning yoga, meditation, and unique treatments such as ‘shirodhara,’ which involves oil being dripped onto the forehead for relaxation.

Salma Ouaguira30 October 2024 09:08

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Sarah Ferguson claims Princess Kate and William’s wedding triggered ‘great regret’

Royal fans around the world celebrated the marriage of Prince William and Princess Kate during their lavish ceremony in April 2011.

However, a former member of the Royal Family who did not attend the ceremony, Sarah Ferguson, expressed “great regret” at the time.

In a resurfaced interview on the US TV show The Daily, the Duchess of York recalled her own wedding to Prince Andrew at Westminster Abbey on 23 July, 1986.

“I was that bride, and at 25 years old, I went down the aisle of Westminster Abbey,” she said.

Fergie explained that William and Kate’s big day triggered “great soul searching on regret”.

She added: “If I, being me now, could go back to that young girl when I was 24, I would say to her, ‘You know what? I will stick with you. I will stay with you. I’m with you…. You don’t need to run around trying to get everyone to love you. I love you, i.e. yourself, myself’.”

The Duchess continued: “You’ve got me. Listen to me. I will guide you. Listen to your instincts Sarah and be aware of your behaviour and be aware of how lucky you are.

“You’ve got the world. You’ve got the best-looking prince. You’ve got the world at your feet. Don’t blow it.”

(AP)

Salma Ouaguira30 October 2024 08:47

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King Charles and Queen Camilla in Bengaluru for private wellness retreat

Charles and Camilla have landed in India on a four-day private visit after their tour in Australia and Samoa.

The couple are on a retreat at Soukya Health and Wellness Centre in Bengaluru’s Whitefield seeking wellness treatments before they go back to their busy schedule.

This marks the King’s first visit as a monarch to India since his coronation in 2023.

Salma Ouaguira30 October 2024 08:30

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Inside the no-frills health retreat Charles and Camilla can’t keep away from

It is a place where the Queen has brought a number of friends and relatives – returning a total of seven times.

Eschewing her hectic day-to-day schedule, it is at the Soukya health retreat in the southern Indian city of Bengaluru that Camilla is said to be a devotee of yoga, embracing the ritual and championing the food.

Arpan Rai reports from the Soukya retreat where the King and Queen have found a home away from home in Bengaluru, India.

Salma Ouaguira30 October 2024 08:11

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Pictured: Prince Ann gives academic MBE for work with suicide prevention

Nicola Abraham, from Cardiff, founder of Jacob Abraham Foundation is made a Member of the Order of the British Empire by the Princess Royal at Windsor Castle
Nicola Abraham, from Cardiff, founder of Jacob Abraham Foundation is made a Member of the Order of the British Empire by the Princess Royal at Windsor Castle (Yui Mok/PA Wire)

Salma Ouaguira30 October 2024 07:00

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Watch: Prince William recalls first visit to homeless shelter with mother Diana

Prince William recalls first visit to homeless shelter with mother Diana

Salma Ouaguira30 October 2024 06:00

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Pictured: Christopher Powell awarded Member of the Orde

Christopher Powell after being made a Member of the Order of the British Empire by the Princess Royal
Christopher Powell after being made a Member of the Order of the British Empire by the Princess Royal (Getty Images)

Salma Ouaguira30 October 2024 05:00

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Government to punish Russian agencies targeting Princess Kate

The government will sanction Russian agencies linked to a disinformation campaign that targeted Princess Kate following her cancer diagnosis earlier this year.

The disinformation network, known as the Doppelganger group, was formed of six Russian agencies and individuals accused of spreading false rumors about the Princess of Wales in March – shortly after she revealed her health condition.

The Foreign Office described this network as a “vast malign online presence” designed to disrupt democratic processes and create confusion through the dissemination of fake news.

Condemning the actions, foreign secretary David Lammy said: “Putin is so desperate to undermine European support for Ukraine that he is now resorting to clumsy, ineffective efforts to stoke unrest.”

The Doppelganger’s operation was first detected by security experts at Cardiff University, who identified the methods used to push false narratives online about the Princess.

In response to the campaign, the Princess of Wales took a firm stance by publicly addressing her diagnosis, quelling the unfounded speculation that had spread across social media.

Salma Ouaguira30 October 2024 04:30

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