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The Prince of Wales has described his daughter as a keen runner during a conversation with Keely Hodgkinson. The 42-year-old told the British middle-distance runner that Princess Charlotte, 10, watched her win gold in the 800 metres during the Olympic Games in Paris last summer. Speaking as Hodgkinson received an MBE at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, the Prince also revealed that he “wished” he had seen her victory in person.

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | India McTaggart

The Prince of Wales has described his daughter as a keen runner during a conversation with Keely Hodgkinson. The 42-year-old told the British middle-distance runner that Princess Charlotte, 10, watched her win gold in the 800 metres during the Olympic Games in Paris last summer. Speaking as Hodgkinson received an MBE at Windsor Castle on Tuesday, the Prince also revealed that he "wished" he had seen her victory in person.

2 days ago | aol.co.uk | India McTaggart

The King is to host a state visit for Emmanuel Macron this summer, Buckingham Palace has announced. “The President of the French Republic, His Excellency Emmanuel Macron, accompanied by Mrs Brigitte Macron, has accepted an invitation from His Majesty The King to pay a State Visit to the United Kingdom from Tuesday 8th July to Thursday 10th July 2025. The President and Mrs Macron will stay at Windsor Castle,” the announcement stated.

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Jeremy Clarkson has said that owning a pub is “more stressful” than running his farm. The motoring TV presenter-turned-farmer and publican, 65, made the admission after buying, renovating and opening The Farmer’s Dog in Oxfordshire last year. He said that in comparison to the daily running of Diddly Squat, his 400-hectare farm in the Cotswolds, operating his new pub had been worse for the nerves.

2 days ago | telegraph.co.uk | India McTaggart

Clarkson is seen looking at a loss when he is told: "Power cut. Fans are dead, no gas... lunch service is a bust, basically."Now, he has explained: "There are so many things that you discover about opening and running a pub that you wouldn't even consider. "When you and I go in a pub, you ask for a pint, you get a pint, you sit down, maybe have some pork scratchings or something, and it doesn't look that difficult. "But there's an enormous amount of regulation on food hygiene and safety.