Duchess to visit children's hospice
The Duchess of Cambridge will be visiting Naomi House Children's Hospice in Hampshire today.
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A couple from Berkshire have sculpted two giant busts of the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh - in their front garden.
Medals for Medics
Members of 22 Field Hospital who served in Afghanistan, were presented with their service medals by the Countess of Wessex in Aldershot.
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Princess Anne inspects the troops in Abingdon
The Princess Royal, Princess Anne has been in Abingdon today at a parade and medal ceremony for 12 Logistic Support Regiment.
Almost three hundred soldiers in the regiment have been recognised for their roles in a recent tour of duty in Afghanistan.
Troops parade through Abingdon
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Princess Royal a guest of honour at soldiers' ceremony
Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal is be guest of honour at the parade and medals presentation ceremony for 12 Logistic Support Regiment in Abingdon today.
Duke of Cambridge arrives at Tedworth House
The Duke of Cambridge has arrived at Tedworth House in Wiltshire at the start of his visit to officially open the new Help for Heroes Recovery Centre
Prince Harry & Prince William to visit Help for Heroes
The Duke of Cambridge and Prince Harry will visit Tedworth House in Tidworth later as they offically open the new Help for Heroes Recovery Centre.
The Princes will meet injured service personnel, veterans and their families.
Was King Arthur real or just part of a mythical legend?
It's a question that has been the cause of much debate. Was King Arthur a real historical figure or a myth? According to medieval history, he led Britons to repel saxon invaders in the 5th & 6th centuries. His story complete with knights, dragons and magic has developed over the centuries.
Now historians have established the first written mention of the legendary King came through work done in Oxfordshire. Penny Silvester reports.
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Princess Anne unveils a plaque marking the opening of the new brain injury hospital in Swindon
LUNCHTIME REPORT: Princess Anne opens hospital
The Princess Royal has opened a £3.5 million hospital for people with brain injuries in Swindon. Chalkdown House has twenty beds for patients - as well as offering treatment and rehabilitation. Our reporter Laura Makin-Isherwood was at the opening ceremony.
The Princess Royal meets staff at Swindon's new brain injury hospital
The princess Royal spoke to some of the staff who will be working at the new hospital, discussing the role they will be undertaking, the resources that will be available and their previous experience.
Broadcaster Gabby Logan arrives in Swindon for Royal opening of new brain injury hospital
Chalkdown House in Swindon is a 20 bed independent hospital that cost £3.5m to build and willprovide expert services for people in the south west rehabilitating from brain injury.
