November 14, 2003. A campaign to raise £1m for national memorials to the Queen Mother in Scotland has been launched by the first minister.
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The Countess of Wessex has had an "emotional" reunion with her baby, almost a week after she was born.
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As the Prince of Wales turns 55 today, he can hope that the worst headlines are behind him and take comfort from the support shown by ordinary British people.
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November 13, 2003. Visiting Argentina, the King and Queen of Spain enjoyed the sights of Patagonia.
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The Countess of Wessex is hoping to soon be reunited with her newborn daughter.
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November 12, 2003. The Earl of Wessex has joked his life is now controlled by "two women" after the birth of his first child.
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Mark Bolland, the Prince of Wales's former press secretary, should be stripped of a public relations award after writing about the Prince's sexuality in a tabloid newspaper, the industry's trade body has said.
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The duty inspector responsible for a blunder that left the Countess of Wessex waiting half an hour for an ambulance was moved to desk duties yesterday as Surrey Police began an investigation into the incident.
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At yesterday's Armistice Day ceremony the Queen honored the contributions of Australian soldiers.
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November 11, 2003. The recent scandal has encouraged opponents of the British monarchy.
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A judge has banned a newspaper from publishing allegations in Scotland by a former servant of an incident involving the Prince of Wales.
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The Queen marked Armistice Day by unveiling an Australian War Memorial in Hyde Park Corner, London.
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In his new memoirs, Henri d'Orléans, Count of Paris, pretender to the French throne, concedes how far his once-powerful family has fallen.
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Those seeking to influence the British royals have ensured that allegations no one believes remain headline news.
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The Prince of Wales has ruled out a television appearance to address the recent allegations.
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The Countess of Wessex will have to wait a few more days before she is well enough to be reunited with her baby.
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November 10, 2003. The engagement of Crown Prince Felipe and Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano continues to delight Spaniards.
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Prince Edward has spoken for the first time about the birth of his daughter.
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Allegations made about the Prince of Wales by a former servant cannot be true, a former Royal valet has said.
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Opposition to the monarchy is growing in Saudi Arabia.
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Returning to Britain, Prince Charles faced increasingly lurid media allegations.
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Sophie, Countess of Wessex and her new baby are both in stable condition in separate hospitals.
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Australian Prime Minister John Howard expressed his support for the monarchy, saying his country's ties to Britain will never die.
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November 9, 2003. The Earl of Wessex says he is "thrilled to bits" at the birth of his daughter.
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The Countess of Wessex and her new baby daughter are doing "fine" despite an emergency delivery several weeks early.
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Spain has been focused excitedly on the engagement of Prince Felipe and Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano since it was announced.
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Nepal's King Gyandendra appealed for peace and unity.
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King Norodom Sihanouk led celebrations of the 50th anniversary of Cambodia's independence.
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The Countess of Wessex has given birth to a girl a month early.
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The Queen and prime minister have led tributes at the annual Remembrance Day service in London in honour of the servicemen and women who died for their country.
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The Saudi monarchy is facing a growing terrorist threat.
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Prince Charles has flown home from a royal tour of Oman to face fresh headlines about him in the UK's Sunday newspapers.
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Observer article
As fresh stories surface, Prince Charles is considering legal action against the former servant responsible for the rumors about his private life.
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Scotland on Sunday article
The past week has been quite eventful for the Windsors.
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The attempt to conceal the nature of the allegations about the Prince of Wales has clearly failed.
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November 8, 2003. Prince Charles's denial has not exactly halted speculation.
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Prince Charles is preparing to end his tour of Oman amid a media frenzy after he denied unspecified allegations.
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The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh have attended the annual Festival of Remembrance to pay tribute to Britain's servicemen and women.
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Prince Charles is continuing his tour of Oman against a background of growing media interest after his denial of unspecified allegations against him.
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After decades of living in exile, the descendants of Italy's former ruling royal houses are gingerly testing the waters of public opinion to see how the country reacts to their return.
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A former private secretary to the Prince of Wales condemned the scurrilous allegations being made about the heir to the throne.
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Clarence House's decision to openly confront the rumors surprised some royal-watchers.
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November 7, 2003. Sweden's royal family is to sue gossip magazines over a claim that Crown Princess Victoria had an abortion.
Scotsman article
Former CIA director James Woolsey has endorsed constitutional monarchy for Iraq.
Forward article
Prince Charles, continuing his tour, is in "a very positive frame of mind" after denying unspecified allegations against him, according to royal aides.
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On behalf of Prince Charles, Sir Michael Peat denounced the "completely untrue and risible" claims that have "caused great distress."
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November 6, 2003. The Prince of Wales has strenuously denied allegations which were due to be published in a national newspaper.
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Crown Prince Felipe of Spain formally proposed to Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano at the Zarazuela Palace.
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The Guardian newspaper has won a High Court battle to name the former royal aide trying to stop allegations from being printed by another paper.
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November 5, 2003. The Guardian newspaper's challenge to an injunction banning it from publishing a story about a former royal servant is being heard in private.
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The Prince of Wales visited the set of a Bollywood movie.
Telegraph article
A son of the King of Bhutan quit his studies at Oxford in order to fight in a war back home.
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November 4, 2003. Prince Charles continues his tour of India.
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Spain's Prince Felipe and his fiancée made their first public appearance since announcing their engagement.
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Princess Diana's former voice coach has demanded the return of tapes being held by police.
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A former royal servant won an injunction, which the newspaper will challenge, prohibiting The Guardian from revealing his identity.
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November 3, 2003. A legal battle over ownership of secret videos made by the late Diana, Princess of Wales, is threatening to embarrass the Royal Family.
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The Mail on Sunday is to contest an injunction granted against it over a story relating to the Royal Family.
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The Prince of Wales visited a restored 12th century fort in the Indian state of Rajasthan.
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The announcement of the Prince of Asturias's engagement this weekend took Spaniards by surprise.
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Independent article
The Prince of Wales's five-year-old Indian royal godson presented him with a bouquet in Jaipur.
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French President Jacques Chirac has ordered an extensive refurbishment of Louis XIV's legendary Versailles.
Telegraph article
November 2, 2003. Prince Charles enjoyed a performance of traditional music during his current tour of India.
BBC News article
Princess Maria Carolina of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, the first member of that family born on Italian soil in over 150 years, was baptized near Naples.
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New polls suggest that Prince William remains the most popular member of the British royal family.
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Prince Harry plans to spend part of his gap year in Argentina in order to improve his already admired polo playing skills.
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Spanish princess-to-be Letizia is already winning over her fiancé's future subjects.
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November 1, 2003. Crown Prince Felipe of Spain, 35, will marry television journalist Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano, 31, in summer 2004.
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On the eve of his consecration as Anglicanism's first openly homosexual bishop, Gene Robinson has drawn the Prince of Wales into the controversy.
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A schoolboy who sent a letter apparently containing poison to Prince William is to be detained for three years.
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