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With preparations well underway for the crowning of King Charles III's on Saturday May 6, Charles' son Prince William and his wife Kate pop into the Dog and Duck public house in London's Soho for a pint. IMAGES
Prince William arrives at Westminster Abbey to attend a service to mark Commonwealth Day, hours after his wife Catherine, Princess of Wales apologised and admitted to editing an official portrait of her released by Kensington Palace. Kate, 42, has not been seen in public since attending a Christmas Day church service, and underwent abdominal surgery in January, fuelling speculation about her health. News agencies AFP, Getty, the Associated Press (AP) and Reuters had earlier pulled the photograph, said to have been taken by her husband Prince William of his wife with their three children, over the modifications. IMAGES
Prince William takes the stage at a London Air Ambulance Charity Gala Dinner in the British capital, with the British throne's heir apparent taking the opportunity to thank well-wishers for their "kind messages of support" in the wake of his father King Charles III's shock cancer diagnosis as well as his wife Catherine's stint in hospital. "It means a great deal to us all," William adds. With Charles, 75, undergoing cancer treatment following Monday's announcement and Kate recovering from abdominal surgery, William has found himself thrust back to the frontline of royal duties. SOUNDBITE
Prince William poses with Australian actress Cate Blanchett on the green carpet as he arrives for the Earthshot environmental awards ceremony in Singapore. IMAGES
Britain's Prince William, Prince of Wales, participates in dragon boat training with the British team in Singapore. The prince is visiting Singapore to attend the Earthshot Prize, that aims to reward innovative efforts to combat climate change. The ceremony will take place on November 7. IMAGES
U.S. President Barack Obama attends an outdoor arrival ceremony in heavy rain, as the first sitting U.S. president to visit Laos. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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