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King Charles Leads Procession Of Queen Elizabeth's Coffin
King Charles III on Monday led a procession through the centre of the Scottish capital Edinburgh behind the coffin of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II.
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Land Rover Designed By Prince Philip To Carry His Coffin
A Land Rover that Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, helped design over 15 years ago will be at the centre of his pandemic-induced scaled-back ceremonial funeral procession at Windsor Castle in south-east England next Saturday, according to detail
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Edinburgh Castle "Inaccurate" Sign About 1857 Revolt To Be Reviewed
Edinburgh Castle, the world-famous historic fortress and tourist attraction in Scotland, will review the wording of a sign about the 1857 revolt, referred to as the First War of Independence against British colonialism in India, that was flagged as "inaccurate" by an Indian-origin visitor.
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World's 'most exclusive' club admits women after 200 years
The world's most prestigious sailing club has lifted a 200-year ban on women becoming members for the first time in its history.
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King Charles Leads Procession Of Queen Elizabeth's Coffin
King Charles III on Monday led a procession through the centre of the Scottish capital Edinburgh behind the coffin of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth II.
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Land Rover Designed By Prince Philip To Carry His Coffin
A Land Rover that Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, helped design over 15 years ago will be at the centre of his pandemic-induced scaled-back ceremonial funeral procession at Windsor Castle in south-east England next Saturday, according to detail
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Edinburgh Castle "Inaccurate" Sign About 1857 Revolt To Be Reviewed
Edinburgh Castle, the world-famous historic fortress and tourist attraction in Scotland, will review the wording of a sign about the 1857 revolt, referred to as the First War of Independence against British colonialism in India, that was flagged as "inaccurate" by an Indian-origin visitor.
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World's 'most exclusive' club admits women after 200 years
The world's most prestigious sailing club has lifted a 200-year ban on women becoming members for the first time in its history.
