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James and a dead bird.
An example of one of the many strange pictures of James Middleton.
Kate Middleton has been trying to push her new found enthusiam for working by dribbling bits and pieces to the media about her enormously important role at Party Pieces.
Said to be working so hard that she has no time to herself, starting early in the morning and finishing late at night, Kate's sudden industriousness we were told was her way of proving her critics wrong. Well it all seems to have been in vain for Miss Middleton has reverted back to her old ways and hobbies, one of which is shopping.
Katie Nichol from the Mail On Sunday has reported that Kate has been frequenting a West London shop called TK Maxx. Miss Nichol writes: 'The 26-year-old is a huge fan of the bargain-basement outlet TK Maxx in Kensington High Street, West London, where she pops in at least once a week.'
Miss Nichol also quotes one of Kate's pals: "Kate loves a spot of cut-price shopping. She's in TK Maxx all the time having a root through the knock-down designer rails."
Adding the time it takes to travel into London from her parents Berkshire home, we wonder just how much and how long Kate frequents "work".
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* William's five trips cost the taxpayer £86,434.
* William did not tell
Chinook crew or his station commander the true nature of the social events.
* The officers responsible for William's care were "counselled" over "errors
in judgement".
* Senior officers were reminded of their "supervisory
duties".
* All training flights planned by William were regarded as
"contentious" by RAF.
The Telegraph also has another article on the whole incident which the Telegraph stats is just another one of the controversies the Royals find themselves in when it comes to flying.
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It’s very unfortunate, particularly as he will be leaving so close to Christmas. But the household cannot afford to keep someone on when there isn’t work for them to do.
The rainforest's are among the few ways that nature turns the harmful gas back
into oxygen. The Prince said:These forests, therefore, act as giant global
utilities, providing
essential public services to the whole of humanity.They are the world’s air-conditioning system — the very lungs of the planet.
In simple terms the rainforest's are our very own life-support system - and
we are on the verge of switching them off.
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Captain Harry Hellacious.
A Clarence House spokesperson said: "It also underpins much of the work they are doing for charities. They wanted to hear more about some of the greatest challenges Britain is facing in the 21st Century."