Victoria Ward
Deputy Royal Editor at The Telegraph
Deputy Royal Editor at the Daily Telegraph [email protected]
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telegraph.co.uk | Victoria Ward
Sir Nigel Wilson, chairman of CWG, told the Queen he had recently visited the National Gallery, where the coronation state portraits were unveiled. "I saw your portrait the other day," he said. "It is fantastic, much better than Charles's."The Queen gave an awkward laugh before being greeted by Angela Rippon, charity ambassador for the Big Lunch, and listening to the London Docklands Singers perform America from West Side Story.
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aol.co.uk | Victoria Ward
The Prince of Wales travelled in style as he made his first visit as Colonel-in-Chief to the Army Air Corps. He arrived at the base in Wattisham, Suffolk in a Wildcat helicopter, a reconnaissance aircraft in the AAC’s fleet. The Prince wasted no time in getting stuck into learning about life at the flying station, serving up bacon and sausage baps for breakfast, which he admitted made his “mouth water”.
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1 week ago |
telegraph.co.uk | Victoria Ward
The Prince of Wales travelled in style as he made his first visit as Colonel-in-Chief to the Army Air Corps. He arrived at the base in Wattisham, Suffolk in a Wildcat helicopter, a reconnaissance aircraft in the AAC's fleet. The Prince wasted no time in getting stuck into learning about life at the flying station, serving up bacon and sausage baps for breakfast, which he admitted made his "mouth water".
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telegraph.co.uk | Victoria Ward
Plans to convert the King's former Welsh holiday home into a wellness centre have been thrown into chaos after the new tenant went into liquidation. The Telegraph revealed in January that the monarch's beloved cottage, called Llwynywermod, on the outskirts of the Brecon Beacons National Park, had been leased to the Arusha Gallery, which planned to host plant healing workshops and retreats on the site.
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