Prince William returns to public duty in trying time for the Windsors
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William Windsor, Prince of Wales and heir to the British throne, remains one of a shrinking pool of working royals as King Charles III focuses on his health. Britain’s monarch is expected to serve as a symbol of national identity, unity, and continuity.
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William Windsor, Prince of Wales and heir to the British throne, remains one of a shrinking pool of working royals as King Charles III focuses on his health. Britain’s monarch is expected to serve as a symbol of national identity, unity, and continuity.
William, Prince of Wales has resumed his royal duties for the first since his wife Catherine, Princess of Wales underwent abdominal surgery and his father King Charles was diagnosed with
Britain's Prince William carried out his first official duty standing in for King Charles on Wednesday, officiating at an investiture ceremony on behalf of his unwell father at Windsor Castle.
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