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6 March 2020
The Countess of Wessex’s speech at an event to celebrate International Women’s Day in Juba, South Sudan
Read moreMay I thank the people of South Sudan for the warmth of your welcome and I wish you well as you move away from the darkness of conflict towards the light of opportunity -
4 March 2020
A Speech by The Duke of Cambridge at the Museum of Literature, Dublin
Read moreToday, our relationship goes far beyond two countries that are simply neighbours. “We are firm friends and equal partners”, as my grandmother put it. -
26 February 2020
A speech by The Duchess of Cambridge at a SportsAid event, London Stadium
Read moreYou may not always feel appreciated, or sometimes even noticed on the sidelines, in the car park or sitting high in the stands. But I am so proud that SportsAid recognises how key your role is and that they understand the challenges and worries you face. -
25 February 2020
The Queen's remarks during her visit to MI5
Read moreBecause of the nature of your work, it is without public recognition, so it is on behalf of the country that I say to you all, thank you. -
12 February 2020
A speech by The Duke of Cambridge at a reception for the Metropolitan and City Police Orphans Fund
Read moreOur society is defined by how we look after those who keep us all safe. It matters deeply that we help the families who play such an important role in supporting them. -
11 January 2020
A message from The Duke of Cambridge to the people of Oman
Read moreI offer my heartfelt condolences to the Omani people, and wish to send a personal message of friendship as Oman mourns the death of His Majesty. -
13 December 2019
The Countess of Wessex's speech at the Sovereign's Parade, Royal Military Academy Sandhurst
Read moreAs you climb each step think of the thousands of officers who have gone before you; those who fought and survived, those who fought and died in the many campaigns since Sandhurst began in 1801.
