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VideoPrince William flies helicopter after becoming Army chief
Prince William flew off in a helicopter after he was made leader of an Army unit by King Charles in Hampshire today. His Majesty was spotted arriving at the Army Aviation Centre in Middle Wallop, Hampshire, where he officially handed over the role of Colonel-in-Chief to the Prince of Wales. .
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VideoKing Charles hands military role to William
King Charles has handed over the role of Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps to Prince William in a ceremony in Hampshire. It comes just two weeks after the King returned to public duties following his cancer diagnosis. .
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VideoKate 'doing well', says Prince William during Scilly visit
The Prince of Wales has given a positive update about his wife’s cancer treatment – saying “she’s doing well”. William was asked about Kate as he toured the only hospital on the Isles of Scilly to learn about a major building project to improve facilities being constructed on land owned by his Duchy of Cornwall.
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VideoPrince William reveals favourite colour to kids in Scilly
Prince William told schoolchildren his favourite colour and his "best guard" on a visit to the Isles of Scilly. After arriving on a pilot boat and meeting local business, a pupil asked him, "is the King's son allowed to have lunch with us?", to which the Prince of Wales replied, "Yes, is that okay? I'd love to do that".
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VideoPrince William poses for selfies with public on the beach
Prince William has met members of the public and posed for selfies on Fistral Beach as part of a two-day visit to Cornwall.
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VideoPrince William visits Duchy of Cornwall housing project
The Duke of Cornwall visits Nansledan to see the site where the Duchy of Cornwall’s first ever innovative housing project will be built to help address homelessness. The project will be delivered alongside Cornish charity, St Petrocs, and will provide 24 homes with wraparound support for local people experiencing homelessness.
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VideoAdult content creator earning £3,000 per month and representing gay Asians
An adult content creator who dropped out of his automotive engineering degree to earn £3,000 per month by selling explicit photos and videos of himself having sex, masturbating and using sex toys has said the move was motivated by the “lack of representation” of gay Asian men in the sex industry.
