September 29, 2002. ABC's TV movie Prince William airs today in the U.S.
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The Prime Minister said he has no objection to receiving letters from the heir to the throne.
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The Prince of Wales has written to Tony Blair to express his regret over the leak of his private letters.
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The Princess Royal and her husband are to be prosecuted for an alleged violation of the Dangerous Dogs Act.
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September 28, 2002. Prince Philip, 81, who will soon be accompanying the Queen on her tour of Canada, remains an enigma.
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Prince Charles will rededicate a war memorial in West Yorkshire.
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Prince Andrew's visit to Indianapolis was short but enjoyable for those who got to meet him.
King Mohammed VI of Morocco urged his subjects to participate in a "free and fair" election.
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September 27, 2002. Environment minister Michael Meacher described the Prince of Wales's letters as "refreshing."
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Edward Heath's government underestimated the Queen Mother's probable lifespan by over 25 years.
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The royal letter controversy continues.
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The Guardian: "We are sliding down a slope of petty-minded litigiousness"
The Guardian: "Volunteers are in danger of being alienated"
Apparently Prince Charles's "letter" contrasting the plight of farmers to that of blacks and gays is actually a "carefully crafted minute" of a meeting with Tony Blair.
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U.S. Federal Reserve Board Alan Greenspan received an honorary knighthood from the Queen.
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September 26, 2002. Newly released records describe financial tensions between Whitehall and Buckingham Palace thirty years ago.
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A Danish TV station claimed that Crown Prince Frederik will soon announce his engagement to girlfriend Mary Donaldson.
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Reactions to Prince Charles's letter-writing campaign are sharply divided.
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St. James's Palace defended the right of the Prince of Wales to express his political opinions in letters to government ministers.
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Prince Charles is not the first Prince of Wales to get involved in political issues.
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Previous causes of the Prince originally dismissed as "cranky" have since gained wider acceptance.
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September 25, 2002. Eight human skeletons, at least 500 years old, were found in the Queen's Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.
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Letters apparently written by the Prince of Wales to government ministers reflect his frustration with political correctness.
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September 24, 2002. Queen Elizabeth challenged Commonwealth leaders to deal with poverty.
The Duke of York will arrive in Indianapolis (my hometown) on Thursday.
The students of Gratz High School enjoyed their visit from Prince Andrew.
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The left-wing Fabian Society is investigating the extent of the Prince of Wales's intervention in political issues.
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September 23, 2002. Prince Guillaume of Luxembourg, heir to the throne, visited the New York Stock Exchange and rang the opening bell.
The Monarchist League of Canada revealed that the monarchy costs each Canadian only C$1.10 (US$0.69, UK £0.45) a year.
Jamaican public officials will no longer take oaths of allegiance to the Queen.
The Duke of York officially launched a Jubilee exchange program at a Philadelphia high school.
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Prince Charles's letter sympathizing with the countryside reflects a significant split between St. James's Palace and Downing Street.
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The Prince of Wales convinced his companion not to participate in yesterday's march, but Camilla Parker Bowles made her feelings clear with her attendance at a pro-hunting party.
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September 22, 2002. Philadelphia welcomed Prince Andrew for the city's longest royal visit since 1860.
In a letter to Tony Blair, Prince Charles expressed his agreement with farmers who say they feel more victimized than blacks or gays.
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September 21, 2002. Princess Diana's former lover James Hewitt spoke out to put an end to rumors about Prince Harry's paternity.
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September 20, 2002. King Mohammed VI and Princess Lalla Salma of Morocco hosted the second annual Marrakesh Film Festival.
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Princess Martha Louise of Norway plans to release a pop album.
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September 19, 2002. Philadelphia is getting ready for a visit from Prince Andrew.
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The Princess Royal presented medals to members of the Northern Ireland Prison Service.
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September 18, 2002. Princess Anne is visiting Northern Ireland.
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The Dean of Westminster called for the next coronation to be a multi-faith ceremony.
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September 17, 2002. Princess Caroline of Monaco watched her daughter Charlotte Casiraghi compete in a French equestrian event.
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Queen Beatrix opened the Dutch parliament.
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September 16, 2002. A prominent Australian republican admitted that the official republican movement has degenerated into "a plaything of the rich and famous."
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Buckingham Palace conceded that a "replica" of a rare African bronze head, given to the Queen by the president of Nigeria in 1973, is actually the original item.
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Exiled Egyptian Queen Fadila's flat has been seized by her bank.
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September 15, 2002. Prince Harry, 18 today, vows to finish his mother's charity work.
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September 14, 2002. Mario Testino's new official photos of Prince Harry, who has received his own coat of arms to mark his coming of age tomorrow, reveal a cheerful prince at ease with himself.
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September 13, 2002. Prince Harry, who turns 18 on Sunday, has developed into a more mature young man than recent sensational press coverage would suggest.
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Ken Wharfe's new book is one of the most controversial biographies of the late Princess of Wales.
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The Princess Royal criticized modern Britain's indifference to the countryside.
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Prince Harry visited a project for homeless children.
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September 12, 2002. A castle built by the last native Prince of Wales is opening to the public.
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September 11, 2002. A helicopter carrying Princess Anne had to land shortly after take-off to fix a malfunction.
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Crown Princess Victoria began her work at the Swedish Foreign Trade Bureau in Berlin.
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With yesterday's message, the Queen began the official British commemoration of today's sad anniversary.
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Prince Charles and Prince Harry will attend the memorial service in St. Paul's Cathedral.
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September 10, 2002. The Queen sent her condolences to relatives of those killed on September 11, 2001.
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Police are considering taking legal action against Princess Diana's former bodyguard Ken Wharfe.
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September 9, 2002. A Scottish union praised the Queen's use of a higher minimum wage than the government's.
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The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh were joined by Tony and Cherie Blair in Scotland.
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September 8, 2002. Queen Margrethe II of Denmark opened an exhibition of her illustrations at the Karen Blixen Museum.
The love of a Prince has made Camilla Parker Bowles "glamorous," claims the U.S. editor of Vogue.
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Prince Harry plans to mark his upcoming 18th birthday with charitable work reminiscent of his late mother.
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September 7, 2002. The Queen and Prince Philip enjoyed the games at Scotland's annual Braemar Gathering.
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The Prince of Wales may have to maintain an official silence, but his companion Camilla Parker Bowles is unafraid to demonstrate her support of hunting.
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September 4, 2002. The Royal Train is not as luxurious as one might think.
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A committee of MPs announced that the Royal Train should be discontinued after the Golden Jubilee celebrations.
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Queen Elizabeth was relieved that no one was hurt in yesterday's gliding incident.
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September 3, 2002. Most Canadians remain satisfied with their monarchy.
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The Queen and Prince Philip saw some gliders make an emergency landing at Balmoral.
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Belfast is divided over the restoration of a statue of Queen Victoria.
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The Prince of Wales opened the Duchess of Northumberland's restored Alnwick Garden.
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September 2, 2002. Yesterday's service near Balmoral mentioned Princess Diana as well as others who died more recently.
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The Earl and Countess of Wessex have been criticized for going ahead with an engagement on September 11.
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September 1, 2002. A new book claims that Queen Victoria was actually the daughter of Sir John Conroy.
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The Queen and other members of the royal family attended a church service acknowledging the fifth anniversary of the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.
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Princess Diana's most ardent fans are determined that she never be forgotten.
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