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Whenever and wherever disaster strikes here in the UK, this country has a unique way of pulling together. A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the launch of the National Emergencies Trust
Whenever and wherever disaster strikes here in the UK, this country has a unique way of pulling together.
We have the opportunity to address this tourism paradox and turn one of the world’s biggest problems into one of its greatest solutions The Duke of Sussex's speech at the launch of Travalyst in Amsterdam
We have the opportunity to address this tourism paradox and turn one of the world’s biggest problems into one of its greatest solutions
BAFTA is an excellent British institution, and a unique charity with a truly global reach. A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the opening of BAFTA Piccadilly
BAFTA is an excellent British institution, and a unique charity with a truly global reach.
In my role as The Queen’s Commonwealth Youth Ambassador, I am so incredibly fortunate to meet young people who are determined to make a real difference and make their mark on the world through action. A speech delivered by The Duke of Sussex at the Youth Employment Services, Johannesburg
In my role as The Queen’s Commonwealth Youth Ambassador, I am so incredibly fortunate to meet young people who are determined to make a real difference and make their mark on the world through action.
Gender equality is a fundamental right but it is not yet the reality for many A speech by The Countess of Wessex at the Commonwealth Women’s Affairs Ministers Meeting, in Nairobi, Kenya
Gender equality is a fundamental right but it is not yet the reality for many
Published 25 November 2019
The Back to Nature Festival is a fitting finale to a project I have been thrilled to be part of. A speech by The Duchess of Cambridge at the ‘Back to Nature’ festival at RHS Wisley Garden
The Back to Nature Festival is a fitting finale to a project I have been thrilled to be part of.
Landmines are an unhealed scar of war. By clearing the landmines, we can help this community find peace, and with peace comes opportunity. A speech delivered by The Duke of Sussex at a HALO Trust minefield, Dirico, Angola
Landmines are an unhealed scar of war. By clearing the landmines, we can help this community find peace, and with peace comes opportunity.
We are so incredibly grateful to be able to listen and learn from you about the issues that define your daily lives in these communities. And that’s what this is, a community. A speech by The Duke of Sussex at a visit to the Justice Desk, Cape Town, South Africa
We are so incredibly grateful to be able to listen and learn from you about the issues that define your daily lives in these communities. And that’s what this is, a community.
On behalf of the people The Trust has helped thank you to each and every one of you for all your incredible support, and to Your Majesty thank you for choosing to give the gift of sight. A speech by The Countess of Wessex celebrating the work of The Queen Elizabeth Diamond Jubilee Trust
On behalf of the people The Trust has helped thank you to each and every one of you for all your incredible support, and to Your Majesty thank you for choosing to give the gift of sight.
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There’s so much ingenuity here, there’s so much promise here, that given the right level of support and resources that you need, the potential is astronomical, and you can see that there. Remarks made by Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Sussex at the Youth Employment Services, Johannesburg
There’s so much ingenuity here, there’s so much promise here, that given the right level of support and resources that you need, the potential is astronomical, and you can see that there.
Published 20 December 2019
As The Queen’s Commonwealth Youth Ambassador, I am particularly proud of how this programme will create a physical legacy of Her Majesty’s leadership of the Commonwealth - not just for our generation, but for our children, and their children too. A speech delivered by The Duke of Sussex at The Queen’s Commonwealth Canopy Dedication in Malawi
As The Queen’s Commonwealth Youth Ambassador, I am particularly proud of how this programme will create a physical legacy of Her Majesty’s leadership of the Commonwealth - not just for our generation, but for our children, and their children too.
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It is perhaps worth reflecting that at the heart of the word “Parliament” lies its original meaning: a place to talk. I have no doubt that for most of these last twenty years this striking chamber has provided exactly that, a place to talk. Her Majesty The Queen's Scottish Parliament Speech
It is perhaps worth reflecting that at the heart of the word “Parliament” lies its original meaning: a place to talk. I have no doubt that for most of these last twenty years this striking chamber has provided exactly that, a place to talk.
A speech delivered by The Duke of Sussex at the Chatham House Africa Programme event
What’s remarkable about Action on Addiction is that it goes beyond helping those who are suffering on the courageous journey into recovery – it also lends direct support to the children and families affected by addiction – for as long as it takes. A speech by The Duchess of Cambridge at the Action on Addiction Gala Dinner
What’s remarkable about Action on Addiction is that it goes beyond helping those who are suffering on the courageous journey into recovery – it also lends direct support to the children and families affected by addiction – for as long as it takes.
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With great sympathy and sensitivity, you have spent the last 25 years working with children, young people and families to help them navigate the difficult path of grief. A speech delivered by The Duke of Cambridge at the Child Bereavement UK 25th Birthday Gala Dinner
With great sympathy and sensitivity, you have spent the last 25 years working with children, young people and families to help them navigate the difficult path of grief.
We should all be incredibly proud and grateful knowing that 46 of you here fought in the Second World War... I thank you for inviting me here today and I wish you all the health and happiness you so richly deserve. A speech delivered by The Duke of Sussex at Founder’s Day
We should all be incredibly proud and grateful knowing that 46 of you here fought in the Second World War... I thank you for inviting me here today and I wish you all the health and happiness you so richly deserve.
It has been a privilege to experience the famous Lebanese hospitality and culture for the first time, and I am very pleased to join you tonight to celebrate the strong and growing partnership between our two nations. A speech by The Countess of Wessex at The Queen’s Birthday Party in Lebanon
It has been a privilege to experience the famous Lebanese hospitality and culture for the first time, and I am very pleased to join you tonight to celebrate the strong and growing partnership between our two nations.
It has taken a lot of hard work – and real commitment – to get to the point where you are all sitting here together today. And we should all feel proud that we’re starting to see an impact. A speech delivered by The Duke of Cambridge at a United for Wildlife Joint Taskforce meeting
It has taken a lot of hard work – and real commitment – to get to the point where you are all sitting here together today. And we should all feel proud that we’re starting to see an impact.
Published 25 July 2019
I have seen many people both young and old have sight restored to their unseeing eyes. It is when their sight is restored that they start to smile, for smiling is a reflex we only use in response to something or someone, but it is a thing of real beauty. The Countess of Wessex gives a speech at a Reception to celebrate advances in eye health in India
I have seen many people both young and old have sight restored to their unseeing eyes. It is when their sight is restored that they start to smile, for smiling is a reflex we only use in response to something or someone, but it is a thing of real beauty.
The wartime generation - my generation - is resilient, and I am delighted to be with you in Portsmouth today. The Queen's speech at commemorations to mark the 75th anniversary of D-Day
The wartime generation - my generation - is resilient, and I am delighted to be with you in Portsmouth today.
After nearly five years of toil and suffering, we must renew that crusading impulse on which we entered the war and met its darkest hour. King George VI's speech on D-Day
After nearly five years of toil and suffering, we must renew that crusading impulse on which we entered the war and met its darkest hour.
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