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The Independent says call me a cynic but it seems hardly likely the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have decided to visit Jamaica now, just to say thanks as Her Majesty the Queen celebrates her platinum jubilee.
The Daily Mirror says Prince William and Kate Middleton have been forced to scrap a visit to meet villagers in Belize – after protesters made it clear they didn’t want the royals there.
The Daily Mail says the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge last night landed in Belize at the start of their eagerly awaited – but diplomatically sensitive – Caribbean tour.
Who is Paying For Prince William And Kate Middleton’s Caribbean Tour? Town & Country says Prince William and Kate are set to begin their Caribbean tour this weekend, and as images of them being greeted by dignitaries and meeting the public in Belize, Jamaica, and the Bahamas are beamed across the world, one of the questions that may be asked about the trip is: Who is paying for all of this? The cost of this tour is being borne jointly, according to a Kensington Palace source, by the host countries, the Sovereign Grant (money given to the monarchy by the…
Prince William and Kate, the Duchess of Cambridge have kicked off their Commonwealth tour in Belize. The Duke and Duchess are due to visit Jamaica and the Bahamas as part of their eight-day tour but not everyone is happy about it.
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The Sun leads with calls for the chancellor to cut fuel duty.
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