Camilla

Opens trhe Duchess Stand at Epom Downs Racecourse.

Tape no. 22-04-09/1

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The Duchess of Cornwall opens the Duchess Stand at Epsom Race Course

Camilla visits the Hampton Court Flower Show

Tape no. 08-07-10/1

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http://www.peterboroughtoday.co.uk/news/national-news/camilla_enjoys_romance_of_flower_show_1_666289 They say flowers and romance go hand in hand - and that was certainly the case for the Duchess of Cornwall when she attended a gardening show in Surrey. Camilla was watching a fashion parade at the RHS Hampton Court Flower Show when a male model wearing a tuxedo put a rose between his teeth, leapt off the catwalk and made a beeline for her. To the Duchess's obvious amusement, the dark-haired man went down on one knee in front of her before presenting her with the dark pink rose. She laughed at the gesture, which drew smiles from the audience at the Vintage England Floristry and Fashion marquee, and later made sure she waved goodbye to the model as she left to continue her tour of the gardens. Camilla, wearing a duck-egg blue long chiffon jacket and dress by Anna Valentine, insisted on carrying the rose herself rather than handing it to a lady-in-waiting. The presentation of the rose is thought to have been a spontaneous move, with a Clarence House spokeswomen saying she knew nothing of it until the man jumped off the stage during a Michael Buble song. The Duchess had been introduced to garden designer and television presenter David Domoney, who organised the fashion event, just before meeting her newest admirer and was presented with a Laura Ashley umbrella - despite the blazing sunshine. The main reason for the Duchess's visit to the flower show was to see An Uprising of Kindness, a garden created by homeless charity Emmaus, of which she is patron. Designed by Bill Butterworth, the garden features edible plants and has an unusual water feature made of a pile of 19 plates, representing the 19 Emmaus communities in the UK. Ian Hutson, 64, said the Duchess had expressed her delight in the garden, created with the help of homeless people living in Emmaus centres. Mr Hutson, who lives in the Cambridge community, said: "She asked about the plants in the garden and what I had contributed - I did the grouting for the tiled pond. "I asked her how her ankle was, and she said it was fine, but she seemed pleased to sit down. She was very pleased with the garden and said she would like it for herself. It means a lot to have her come down here because it raises the profile of the charity." Telegraph.

Sandringham Flower Show

Tape no. 29-07-2009

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Charles and Camilla open the Sandringham Flower Show. Also GVs of Sandringham House.

Harry gets his wings

Tape no. 07-05-10/1

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The Prince of Wales presents his son Prince Harry with his Army Air Corps wings at a ceremony at Middle Wallop in Hampshire England. The ceremony was watched by girlfriend Chelsy Davy and Camilla the Duchess of Cornwall.

Charles and Camilla at the Holi festival

Tape no. 04-03-09/1

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Charles and Camilla take part in the Hindu festival of Holi

Royal Cornwall Show 2010

Tape no. 10-06-10/1

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A brave Camilla still suffering from the effects of a broken leg, toured the Royal Cornwall Show at Wadebridge. http://www.thisiscornwall.co.uk/news/Warm-Cornish-welcome-Duke-Duchess-sample-local-produce/article-2292429-detail/article.html

Mobility scooter

Tape no. 05-05-10/1

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Determined not to let the inconvenience of a broken leg stand in the way of meeting with the troops, Camilla used a red mobility scooter for the occasion.

Camilla pays respect at the Polish Centre, Hammersmith

Tape no. 23-04-10/1

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Camilla Duchess of Cornwall paid a visit to a Polish Cultural Centre in London where she signed a book of condolence for the late president of Poland, Lech Kaczynski. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEAmjw_lUiU

Camilla visits Bath

Tape no. 31-03-10/1

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Camilla Duchess of Cornwall pays a visit to St. John's Hospital, Julian Housed Bookshop and The Royal United Hospital Bath. On a visit to the St Johns Hospital housing charity earlier in the day, she gave a 95-year-old resident with a bottle of Highgrove whisky as a birthday present. The Duchess helped former paratrooper Walter Petchey blow out the candles on his cake after joining in a rendition of Happy Birthday. Camilla was presented a posy of flowers by 90-year-old Rona Sims, who is a resident at the charitys Combe Park site, before being shown around a newly-refurbished chapel. The second engagement of the day was at the new Julian House charity shop in Walcot Street the organisations second such store. Arriving at the shop, which will sell clothes, bric-a-brac, childrens toys and secondhand books, the duchess handed over five books from Highgrove - and also bought a book for her grandchildren, handing over a £10 note from her handbag. The final engagement of the day was a visit to the Bath Cancer Unit to mark the 25th anniversary of the Bath Cancer Unit Supporters Group at the Royal United Hospital. Unusually the Royal Party arrived about 30 minutes early throwing the organisers into panic, having to quickly gather the official of the Hospital Trust from meetings for the arrival. Having arrived she was able to see the work of the dedicated team of volunteers, as well as meet patients undergoing treatment. The unit provides a range of services, including chemotherapy, radiotherapy and other services including orthopaedic surgery. The support group has raised more than £3 million to fund much needed facilities during the 25 years it has been going. She then spent time in the chemotherapy suite talking to patients and nurses. After her visit to the wards the duchess stopped for a cup of tea at the coffee shop, where she met League of Friends volunteers. Following her cuppa, the duchess attended a private reception to celebrate the work of the cancer unit supporters, and visited the NICU.

Camilla pays a visit to Coronation Street

Tape no. 04-02-10/1

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Camilla visits Coronation Street http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUkMdHayH February 04, 2010 The Duchess of Cornwall pulled a pint in the Rovers Return on a visit to the set of Coronation Street. HRH Camilla Parker Bowles - visiting Weatherfield to mark the soap's 50th anniversary year – stopped inside the Rovers after taking time to pose for pictures and meet cast members and producers on the famous cobbles outside. She was presented with a bouquet of flowers by young actresses Helen Flanagan and Brooke Vincent. Camilla said she watched Corrie as a child and, after taking a break from the show, had recently started watching again. She said of the set: “It is so small. It is mini. I can't believe I am here!” HRH kept warm in a smart blue coat, adorned with a bespoke brooch – specially made by Whitefield jeweller Keith Simpson in the shape of Hilda Ogden's infamous flying ducks. Camilla also wore flat black boots, a choice she regretted when she chatted to Beverley Callard, who plays Rovers Return landlady Liz McDonald. Camilla told Beverley – who was wearing high heels and a mini skirt – that she looked “glam”. “I should have worn my stilettos,” Camilla said. Beverley replied: “I should have worn a longer skirt. But this was the longest one she (Liz) has got.” The Duchess then watched a scene being filmed inside the set of the pub before trying her hand behind the bar. Pint Former Boyzone singer Keith Duffy coaxed her into serving the drink. He put his hand on her back and said: “You can't leave without pulling a pint.” Camilla happily obliged but asked: “who's going to drink it?” Ryan Thomas, who plays builder Jason Grimshaw took a sip and said: “In the ten years I have been here this is the best pint.” Director of ITV, John Whiston, said: “It has been an exciting morning. We've thoroughly enjoyed hosting a visit to the set by Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall.” Copy from Manchester Evening News.

Camilla plays on a Wii

Tape no. 27-01-10/1-2

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Duchess has a lot of fun with the royal Wii 10:00pm Wednesday 27th January 2010 PENSIONERS took on royalty in a virtual computer game when the Duchess of Cornwall visited a Swindon nursing home. Camilla toured the Church View care home, in Stratton, yesterday, meeting staff and residents. It was her second attempt to visit the care home after she was forced to abandon the first outing in December due to an outbreak of the norovirus there. She was given a posy of yellow roses by resident Vera Hunt and residents showed off their new computer system, which includes internet access, a DVD player and Nintendo Wii. Camilla played a Wii Nintendo 10-pin bowling game with residents Denis Gleeson, 83, and David Rose, 73. And she knocked down nine out of the 10 pins on her first go. When she was initially asked if she wanted to try the game she said: “I’m hopeless at anything like that.” But Mr Gleeson said afterwards: “I’m hopeless at it, but she looked quite good – I’d hate to have to play her if she takes it seriously.” The computer system is designed to entertain residents, but also to allow them to make contact with their family through the internet. Daredevil Mr Gleeson helped to raise money for the new equipment by doing a sponsored microlite flight last October. He said: “She was very nice, very pleasant and makes people feel quite comfortable. “I was a bit apprehensive this morning, but I needn’t have been at all.” Netta Porter, 78, who has been at the home two years, said: “She was lovely, very nice and relaxed. “You can talk to her like a normal person – she just asked me my name and how long I had been here.” Resident Stuart Wilmott, 76, and his wife Julie, 68, who volunteers at the home, both met the duchess. Mr Wilmott said: “It’s the first time I have every met anybody from the royal family. “It was something very nice and it will go down in my memory. “I got a photograph taken and I will frame it and have it up in my room.” Mrs Wilmott, from Stratton, said: “It was lovely, it really was. “She was very nice. I was quite impressed with her actually. “It was a great pleasure and a great honour.” Church View manager Jo Butler said: “She’s obviously very personally involved, very realistic and very aware of people’s needs and their lives and it was just the way she spent so much time with everybody. “We feel honoured that A, she came and B, that she was personally interested in what we’re doing.”

Charles and Camilla visit Wootton Bassett

Tape no. 29-01-10/1

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You Tube link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qm3fYG82yR0 The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall paid a visit to Wootton Bassett today to thank the town for its support for the armed forces. Charles and Camilla both laid wreaths at the war memorial in the Wiltshire market town following a service to dedicate a new flagpole. Hundreds of people had earlier lined the streets in mourning as hearses carrying the coffins of two British soldiers passed through the town. Prince of Wales Respect: Prince Charles and Camilla lay wreaths at the war memorial in Wootton Bassett after the dedication of a new flagpole in the town Lance Corporal Daniel Cooper, 21, from 3rd Battalion The Rifles and Rifleman Peter Aldridge, 19, from 4th Battalion The Rifles, died in separate incidents in Helmand Province, Afghanistan. Rfn Aldridge, from Folkestone, Kent, took the death toll of British service personnel to 250 when he died in an explosion near Sangin on January 22. L/Cpl Cooper, from Hereford, was killed in an explosion as he tried to clear a path in an area south of the Sangin district centre. His death brought the total losses to 251. Their bodies were flow into RAF Lyneham this morning and the coffins, draped in Union flags, passed through the town heralded by St Bartholomew's church bell. Prince Charles Ceremony: The Royal couple were expressing their gratitude to the town for its support of the armed forces Prince Charles Mourning: Charles and Camilla look on as the Union flag is raised on the flagpole Camilla, who is colonel-in-chief of Rfn Aldridge's regiment, has written to his family, a Clarence House spokesman said. Her wreath, which had red flowers in keeping with the regiment's colours, read: 'With deepest gratitude, Camilla.' Prince Charles's wreath read: 'In grateful and everlasting memory, Charles.' The Prince of Wales enjoyed a glass of whisky after stopping off at the Cross Keys pub to thank landlady Kirsty Lambert, who regularly looks after bereaved families on repatriation days. They also met members of the Royal British Legion riders branch who attend every repatriation. Rifleman Peter Aldridge Grief: Caroline Aldridge, the mother of Rifleman Peter Aldridge, places her hands on the hearse carrying her son as it passes through the town Daniel Cooper Repatriation: The coffins of Rfm Aldridge and Lance Corporal Daniel Cooper are driven in procession through the town after landing at RAF Lyneham Prince Charles told guest at the town's Conservative Club: 'My wife and I have come here today really to express our sincere and heartfelt gratitude to the people of Wootton Bassett for their unstinting support of Britain's armed forces. 'Only an hour or so ago you lined the High Street for what must have been the 110th occasion to pay your respects to Lance Corporal Cooper of three Rifles, and Rifleman Aldridge of four Rifles who returned home from Afghanistan to their final resting place. 'As a father myself I can only begin to imagine how agonising and devastating it must be for the families of Daniel and Peter and indeed the families of all those who have lost their loved ones on operations overseas. 'As they come to terms with their tragic loss, however inadequate they may be, our thoughts and prayers are with all of them. Prince Charles Gratitude: The Royal couple also stopped at The Cross Keys pub in the town to thank the landlady for her efforts in helping bereaved families Camilla In memory: Camilla, who is colonel-in-chief of 4th Battalion The Rifles, laid a wreath at the war memorial and, below, the wreath left by Prince Charles Prince Charles Rifleman Peter Aldridge Solemn: Pallbearers carry the coffin of Rfm Aldridge from a Hercules at RAF Lyneham 'Above all this country owes these brave men a great debt of gratitude which is why it's wonderful to see the good people of Wootton Bassett honouring that debt time after time when our boys come home on their final journey.' He added: 'Your actions have come to symbolise our nation's grief. We would like to express our profound gratitude to you all for your support.' Town mayor Steve Bucknell said: 'I think it is testament to how important the armed forces are to the Royal Family and what the people of Wootton Bassett have been doing here. 'I think people across the country have wanted to show their support for the armed forces for some time.' There have been more than 100 repatriations passing through Wootton Bassett since April 2007, when runway repairs at RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire meant that dead soldiers were flow into nearby RAF Lyneham instead. RAF Lyneham is due to close at the end of 2012, when repatriations should revert to Brize Norton. Officers from Wiltshire and Ministry of Defence Police, who patrol the repatriations, were among those invited to hear the Prince speak, along with business leaders, civic dignitaries, the sea cadets and the war memorial committee. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1247142/Prince-Charles-Camilla-pay-respects-Wootton-Bassett-mourns-dead-soldiers.html#ixzz0rU62pyxO

Camilla plays 10 pin on a Wii

Tape no. 27-01-10/1/2

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Camilla pays a belated visit to Church View Residential Home in Swindon, where she joined the residents on a Wii.

Presents medals to Welsh Guards

Tape no. 01-12-09/1

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Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall present Afghanistan War Medals to the Welsh Guards at their Aldershot Barracks. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSEcJ6aV3JQ

Australian bush fire service

Tape no. 31-03-09/1

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The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall joined the Australian Prime Minister at a memorial service at Westminster Abbey in honour of all those killed in the devastating bush fires which recently swept across south east Australia. Camilla was making her first public appearance since she was forced to cancel two engagements on medical advice after she was diagnosed with acute bronchitis. As previously examined here, the Royal Family have offered extensive tributes and support to all those affected by the bushfires, the most devastating of which destroyed more than 2000 homes and displaced more than 7,500 residents when the infernos swept across Victoria on February 7th. Tuesday’s service included performances by Australian artists as well as prayers, readings and hymns. Speaking ahead of the event, author Kathy Lette – an organiser of the memorial service – said: Australian author Kathy Lette, one of the organisers, said: "We have organised this memorial service as a mark of respect and to raise funds for the victims." "Australians are hardened to bush fires, but nothing could prepare us for this gut-wrenching catastrophe. This service will show that tragedy will not dent an indomitable spirit."

Opens double Bridge

Tape no. 26-05-09/1

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Figuratively speaking at least, the notoriously extravagant Prince of Wales isn’t averse to pushing the boat out. Now comes an admission from his wife that she'd quite like to replace the decomissioned Royal Yacht Britannia with.....a canoe?! The Duchess of Cornwall made the short walk from her country home of Ray Mill House in Lacock to officially open a newly-restored bridge which is located over the Wilts and Berks canal. While some of the locals in this area are known to have harboured less than friendly sentiments towards possible interlopers - namely gypsies - Camilla thankfully received nothing but peace and goodwill from her neighbours, with whom she engaged in some friendly banter. It was during her chat with youngsters that the second wife of former Naval Officer Wales joked about her lack of sea legs. Having asked the children if they often capsize, the self-deprecating Camilla joked: "I know if it was me I’d be straight in". Despite having suffered a number of well-publicised bouts of sea sickness during overseas tours, the royal guest continued: "I think I’ll have to get a canoe and have a go myself, I could be home in a couple of minutes!" While it's unlikely she'll win over Charles with her wish for a canoe, the light-hearted banter certainly won over the children. According to Rebecca Herd, from Devizes: "Camilla was so friendly, she stopped to stroke my terrier Freddie, and was really excited when I told her his name - she’d had a terrier called Freddie too, a long time ago. My family live locally, and Camilla is always helping out with charities in the area, I think she’s fantastic." Theroyalist.net

Prince Charles at the Slow Food Fair at the British Embassy in Rome

Tape no. 27-04-09/2

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Prince Charles and Camilla attend the Slow Food Fair in the British Embassy in Rome as part of their tour of Italy and Germany. The fair was an exhibition of British and Italian food.

Prince Charles and Camilla meet the Pope at the Vatican Rome

Tape no. 27-04-09/4

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Prince Charles and Camilla on a tour of Italy and Germany meet Pope Benedict XVI at the Vatican

Camilla visits the Keats Museum at the Spanish Steps in Rome

Tape no. 28-04-09/1

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Camilla pays a visit to the Keats and Shelley Museum - to which Prince Charles is Patron - and presents the prizes to the winners of a poetry competition.

Prince Charles makes a speech to the Italian House of Depties in Rome

Tape no. 27-04-09/1

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Prince Charles accompanied by The Duchess of Cornwall makes a speech on climate change to the Italian house of Deputies during their tour of Italy and Germany.

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Camilla visits the Met Police Dog School

Tape no. 29-01-09/1

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Relations between royalty and the press took a turn for the worse this afternoon as the Duchess of Cornwall jokingly ordered police officers at a training centre in Kent to "unleash" the dogs against our media colleagues. But while Camilla was keen to see the dogs bite the snappers, the snappers witnessed the dogs attempting to get their own chunk out of the Duchess! Thankfully for the Prince of Wales’ wife, it was her scarf rather than her flesh which had a close encounter with the sharp gnashers of a four-legged 'friend' - a German shepherd called Gunner - as she carried out an engagement at the Metropolitan Police Dog Training Establishment in Keston. This establishment is already well-known in the House of Wales. As you can also see highlighted in this exclusive video from Calyx TV, Prince Harry sent a letter to the police dog handlers and the dogs themselves after he witnessed some of the hounds at work and at play in the gardens of Kensington Palace. The event was his 7th birthday party which was hosted by his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, in September 1991. This letter, dated October 3rd 1991, continues to take pride of place in the police dog training HQ. Today also saw the Duchess enjoy a meeting with far friendlier animals as she visited the Metropolitan Police Mounted Training Establishment at Imber Court in East Molesey in Surrey. Horses trained here help the police maintain order during major public events, from royal ceremonial to demonstrations which regularly take place across London.

Camilla visits RAF Halton

Tape no. 28-01-09/1

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Recruits to the British Army are regularly ordered to "about turn!". This afternoon, the Duchess of Cornwall briefly took the wrong turn as she arrived for an engagement at a Royal Air Force base in Buckinghamshire. Camilla is Honorary Air Commodore of Royal Air Force Halton. While her step-sons William and Harry are currently training with, respectively, the RAF Search and Rescue and Royal Air Corps, the Duchess kept her feet firmly on the ground during her visit to the Royal Air Force in Aylesbury. As you can see in this exclusive video from Calyx TV, Camilla was given extensive insight into the work of the RAF as she watched training exercises, attended a reception and met recruits who – in contrast to Prince William – likely wouldn’t be forgiven for taking any of the choppers to a stag party on the Isle of Wight.

Wedding banns - licence

Tape no. 21-02-05/1

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Royal wedding licence notice in Cirencester Reg Office.

Charles and Camilla visit the flood hit areas of Upton-on-Severn and Tewkesbury

Tape no. 27-07-07/1

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As you can see in this exclusive video from Calyx TV the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall have been witnessing the devastation caused to local communities in Gloucestershire following the worst flooding in Britain for sixty years. The couple spent part of Friday touring some of the worst hit areas in the county in which they live at Highgrove House. Camilla also has a home in the area, Raymill House, to which she continues to retreat away from the confines of the royal court. Meeting residents of Upton-upon-Severn in Worcestershire and Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire, Charles praised the military personnel and ordinary members of the public who've spent much of the week working in often extraordinary circumstances. As you can hear in the video, both Charles and Camilla spent time chatting with locals and even popped into a local pub for a drink with some of those people evacuated from their beseiged homes. Having already made several visits to other regions of Britain hit by similarly destructive floods, Prince Charles also noted the community spirit which has helped locals through some of the most difficult times of their lives, saying: "I've seen some obviously disastrous horrors that have affected so many people." "What I have found so wonderful is the spirit the people have displayed. One of the things I have found about the British is when faced with disaster it brings out the best in us." That sense of community spirit and the reserves of strength shown by many in Gloucestershire and elsewhere may be called upon once more in the days ahead. Weather forecasters in Britain are warning of further heavy rainfall and possible flooding in some of the areas already struggling to cope with the effects of a summer deluge which some experts are warning is a foretaste of the damage caused by global warming.

Laura Parker-Bowles wedding

Tape no. 06-06-06/1-2

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Charles Camilla William Harry + KATE at Laura Parker-Bowles Wedding.

Sunset Parade at Cranwell.

Tape no. 10-04-08/1

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While it is today's passing out ceremony at RAF Cranwell which has attracted most of the attention thanks to the appearance (as I'll endeavour to show you later in the day) of Kate Middleton by William's side, last night there was an equally interesting spectacle played out on the parade ground. The Prince of Wales, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince William donned their finest wardrobe for an evening which incorporated a dinner and fly-past. The event, at which Prince Charles was guest of honour in his capacity as Air Chief Marshall, was staged to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the formation of the Royal Air Force, a regiment which has always enjoyed a close association with the Crown. With sincere thanks to Calyx TV, here's an exclusive video bringing you the highlights of last night's event. Meanwhile, I'll be working throughout the coming minutes and hours to bring you full coverage of today's passing out parade, including (bar any major disasters!) a second exclusive video from RAF Cranwell.

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Prince Charles and Camilla at Poundbury

Tape no. 12-12-08/1

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Prince Charles and Duchess of Cornwall visit Charles's project Poundbury after visiting the Thomas Hardye School in Dorchester.

Prince Charles and Camilla present 2nd Paras with medals.

Tape no. 02-12-08/1

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Prince Charles and Camilla present medals to 2nd Parachute Reg. in Colchester.

Charles reaches 60

Tape no. 14-11-08/1

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He's a few years away from the official male retirement of 65. Nevertheless, the Prince of Wales today received a most unwelcome reminder of the passing of the years from a representative of an institution which has often highlighted and even revelled in his misery. The birthday gift? A bus pass reminding the man with a well-publicised fondness for private jets and yachts that he's now old enough to travel alongside other senior citizens on the nation’s public transport network! Never one to miss an opportunity for self-promotion, The Sun newspaper sent out its veteran Royal photographer Arthur Edwards armed with the an iced cake decorated with a bus pass showing the name and date of birth of 'Charles Windsor'. The present was handed over by royal favourite 'Arfur' as the Prince and Camilla visited Beckton Community College in London for the launch of The Prince’s Trust Youth Week. Today’s launch marks the start of a week-long campaign to highlight the worth of young people in society. During the obligatory walkabout, the prince also received something which may have been a little more welcome than the afore-mentioned sign of his increasing years: a kiss from a female admirer. Naiyer Qureshi broke royal protocol to ask for a smacker from the prince. And thankfully for him (and her) the resulting kiss was greeted with a broad smile from Camilla. Later in the day the royal couple listened to the latest rendition of 'Happy Birthday' as they attended a concert at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, by youngsters whose lives have been enriched thanks to The Prince's Foundation For Children and The Arts.

President and Mrs Sarkozy joined by Prince Charles and Camill in France with President and Mrs Sarcosi .at te WW1 armastis Doamont FRANCE

Tape no. 11-11-08/1-2

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Members of the Royal Family have once again led the nation as ceremonies were held across Britain and overseas marking the 90th anniversary of the end of World War I. VIEW THIS EVENT ON CalyxTV You Tube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oUrymydBEA The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall joined President and Mrs Sarkozy of France for a memorial service at Battle of Verdun. Meanwhile, the Duchess of Gloucester joined three octogenarian veterans of the 'Great War' for a solemn service of remembrance at the Cenotaph. Having joined hundreds more dignitaries and onlookers in a two-minute silence at 11am – the very moment the Armistice Treaty was signed by the Allies and Germany in a railway carriage in the Forest of Compiegne, France, in 1918 – the Duchess watched as World War One veterans Bill Stone, aged108, Harry Patch (110) and Henry Allingham (112) laid wreaths at the steps of the Cenotaph. Mr Patch spoke of the importance of continuing to remember the ultimate sacrifice paid by all those who fought for King and Country, saying: "I am very happy to be here today. It is not just an honour for me, but for an entire generation.” Continued the last survivor from the trenches of the First World War: "It is important to remember the dead from both sides of the conflict. Irrespective of the uniforms we wore, we were all victims."

Charles and Camilla at Neasden Temple

Tape no. 09-11-07/1

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Charles and Camilla at Neasden Temple

Camilla visits the Bobby Vans

Tape no. 27-05-08/1

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Camilla looks over 2 new Bobby vans, and tries out the driving seat, as she celebrates the tenth year of the trust by handing over 2 new vans, at the Police Station in Melksham

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Camilla visits the Wiltshire Air Ambulance

Tape no. 21-11-08/1

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The Duchess of Cornwall was almost left high and dry after a flying visit to the Wiltshire Air Ambulance ended with an unexpected call out. Greeted by , air crew, volunteers and donors from the Wiltshire Air Ambulance Appeal, Camilla was given a tour of the high-tech helicopter, based at the Wiltshire Police Headquarters in Devizes. But just moments after posing for a team photo with the flight crew and paramedics the Duchess was whisked off in to the hangar, as the crew were called out on an emergency flight. Wiltshire’s McDonnell Douglas MD902 Explorer is one of just two jointly funded police and air ambulances in the UK. A real lifeline for Wiltshire, the police and air ambulance covers 2160 square miles, including Camilla’s house near Lacock, and attends on average 700 incidents a year. The Wiltshire Air Ambulance Appeal raises more than half of the £1.2 million needed to run the service annually, and relies heavily on public donations – with the remainder funded by Wiltshire police. Rumours are now rife that the Duchess will be asked to become patron of the appeal. Just a few miles down the road in the Wiltshire town of Malmesbury, Prince Charles was on hand to open Athelstan House Care Home and the Wiltshire Primary Care Centre.

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Charles and Camilla visit the Royal show

Tape no. 04-07-08/1

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There aren’t many events at which the Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall share the spotlight with a 'welly wanging' competition. There also aren't too many engagements during which the royal guests eat and drink their way around an arena. Nevertheless, that was the fate which awaited the royal couple as they became the most high profile visitors yet to this year’s Royal Agricultural Society of England's Royal Show at Stoneleigh Park in Warwickshire. And as you can see in this exclusive video from Calyx TV, the farmer prince appeared in his element as he savoured the chance to further strengthen his links to a community inside which he’s a welcome voice amidst ongoing crises for farmers and all those whose livelihoods are increasingly put under threat by external forces. Meanwhile, royal aides were literally savouring their own piece of the action as they too tucked (including the prince's soon-to-be ex-Private Secretary Elizabeth Buchanan) into the goodies on offer. Friday’s visit by Charles and Camilla to Stoneleigh Park was the second time in just two days that the Royal Show has played host to a member of the Queen’s family. Twenty-four hours earlier, the Queen’s first cousin, the Duke of Gloucester (born Prince Richard) received an equally warm welcome to the Royal Show as he was received by the Vice Lord-Lieutenant of Warwickshire, Hamish Gray Cheape. As indicated by its prestigious title, the Royal Show has long enjoyed the patronage of members of the House of Windsor. Last year’s annual celebration and promotion of all things relating to the countryside and agriculture - from displays of cattle to show jumping competitions and exhibitions of local craftsmanship and foods - was attended by the Countess of Wessex (Sophie) in her capacity as President of the Royal Agricultural Society of England. This role was previously held by the Duke of Gloucester. Previous visitors also include another blue-blood with strong links to the farming community: the land-owning Princess Royal (Anne). However, it’s invariably the Prince of Wales’ connections to the world of agriculture which receive most attention, thanks in part to Charles’ advocacy of organic food and his highly vocal support for farmers. The prince has often taken the opportunity to hear and latterly voice the fears of many farmers whose livelihoods have been threatened by such devastating problems as foot-and-mouth disease in cattle, as well as the threat imposed by the ongoing economic difficulties - resulting in higher food and fuel prices - in Britain and across the globe. During an earlier visit to the Royal Show in 2002, Prince Charles made headline news when comments he made at the event were taken out of context and wrongly depicted as a plea for subsidiaries for farmers. This was in turn seen as an attack on the Labour Government's treatment of those who rely on the land for their income. The prince had in fact simply told his audience, in comments which were viewed by those inside the farming community as plain common sense: "It is utterly incredible to me that farming - the basic industry of mankind - can be in such a state of crisis as it is today. It is an indicator of a society that takes its food for granted." Following the decision to extend this year's four-day Royal Show to spread over the weekend, officials at the event hope to attract up to 140,000 visitors to the annual spectacle, one which reminds the outside world of the important role played by all those who tend the land. Whilst the royal visit was undoubtedly valuable to the farming community, it may also prove to be of some worth to the royal shoe maker. Camilla likely left the arena wishing she'd opted to wear a pair of wellington boots rather than the pale footwear which is now bearing a few marks from her day in the country.

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Camilla Duchess of Cornwall visits the Devon Show

Tape no. 15-05-08/1

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It’s not every day that a member of the Royal Family finds themselves saying hello to members of their own family as they embark on a traditional walkabout. But that’s the scenario which faced the Duchess of Cornwall as she made an official visit to the Devon County Show in Exeter last Thursday. As you can see in this lengthy, exclusive video from Calyx TV, Camilla managed to mix duty with pleasure as she met up with her daughter Laura, son-in-law Harry Lopes and her granddaughter, Eliza. The 60-year-old Duchess and wife of one of the country’s most famous (and vocal) organic farmers is President of the Devon County Agricultural Association, a role which has now seen her make several appearances at the annual County Show which is now in its 113th year. This is a significant event for all those with a vested interest in the countryside, for the Devon County Show is the first major agricultural show of the season. The event celebrates traditional rural living in the South West region, with the spotlight focusing on all aspects of the countryside, from cattle farming to horticulture and cuisine. As you can see in this lengthy video, Camilla’s four-hour visit incorporated a wide-range of experiences, from a very public bread-making session with 3-year-old Matthew Shears and his father, Ian, to a past-time which is far more familiar to the future Princess (or Queen?) Consort: the unveiling of yet another plaque.

Charles and Camilla at Glamis

Tape no. 21-04-08/1

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The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall have unveiled a further memorial to the late Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother. Continuing their stay in Scotland, Charles and Camilla have been in Angus where, bearing the titles of Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, the couple jointly opened new gates built in honour of the late Queen Mother at the entrance to Her Majesty's ancestral home. Once again wearing full Scottish tartan, the couple appeared in high spirits despite recent newspaper reports suggesting difficulties in their three-year marriage. Camilla also spent some time chatting with local youngsters afforded time off school to watch the royal ceremony, just the latest in a long line of events at which Prince Charles has paid tribute to the life of his late grandmother. During her early years, Lady Elizabeth Bowes Lyon spent many happy says at her childhood home of Glamis Castle. Located near Forfar in Angus, the castle enjoys historic links to the royal family spanning as far back as 1372. It was here too that Elizabeth helped boost the morale of injured soldiers taken to the castle to recuperate from often horrific injuries during the ‘Great War’ of 1914-1918. World War I was declared on August 4th 1914 – the very day on which Lady Elizabeth celebrated her 14th birthday. Many years later, the castle was at the forefront of happier scenes, for it was at Glamis that Her Royal Highness Princess Margaret Rose – the second child of the then Duke and Duchess of York (latterly King George VI and Queen Elizabeth) - was born in August 1930. The new gates are a lasting tribute to the enduring popularity of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother in the area in which she grew up and spent many happy times during her 101 years. The Queen Mother Memorial Gates have been erected thanks to the money raised by donations from locals as well as fans from across Britain and around the world in the months and years since the death of the lady popularly known as the 'Queen Mum' at Royal Lodge, Windsor, on March 30th 2002.

Wings presentation

Tape no. 11-04-08/1

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Friday's passing out of the second-in-line to the throne and his colleagues from RAF Cranwell invariably saw much of the focus fall on the appearance of the prince's girlfriend, Kate Middleton. After the ceremony, however, it was time for official family only to pose for the cameras as the Prince of Wales, Duchess of Cornwall and Prince William braved a wet and windy day in Lincolnshire for a tour of some of the aircraft on display in the grounds of the college at which both future kings spent four months of their lives. This was a time for Prince Charles in particular to step back in time as he was reunited with the red plane in which he learnt to fly. Here's a further exclusive video from RAF Cranwell from Calyx TV offering up some highlights of an important day in the life of Prince William of Wales.

Charles and Camilla open chasda

Tape no. 17-03-08/1

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He’s already an award-winning artist, sportsman, businessman, sometime TV presenter and, of course, one of the world’s most famous men who is destined to sit on one of the world’s most celebrated (and richest) thrones. Now, Prince Charles has turned not-so-humble shopkeeper. In a move which may have some of his local rivals grinding their teeth in despair at finding themselves in competition with ‘H.R.H. The Prince of Wales’, Charles has now added to his long list of roles by setting up his own Highgrove Shop. The store is located in Tetbury, the quaint old town which is close to the Wales family’s Gloucestershire home. And as to be expected of the shop which – unlike Harrods – will never be in any danger of losing the royal crest over its door, Monday saw its regal owners and two members of the extended family declaring one’s store open for business. As you can see in the above video, also there to witness Charles' new business venture was his step-daughter, Laura Lopes, and her new baby daughter, Eliza. As well as being an official engagement, this was a chance for the family to catch up, Camilla having recently enjoyed time with her other grandaughter -Tom and Sara's 5-month-old baby Lola - during a holiday in the Caribbean. Contrary to earlier reports, the Duchess was not joined on the sunshine break by her ex-husband, Andrew Parker Bowles, and his second wife, Rosemary. Despite being newly returned from their tour of the Caribbean, Charles and Camilla have made a swift return to the spotlight in Britain as they toured their new realm, one which may ultimately herald the opening of further Highgrove stores across Britain. Having already opened up his private estate to literally thousands of guests (pictured), the majority of whom will have been led on a tour of the gardens, the new store is now bringing a scent and taste of Highgrove to the populace at large. On sale are more than 700 products inspired by, or sourced from, the Highgrove garden in which the prince himself has found solace away from his diary of engagements across Britain and around the world. All items have been personally selected for sale by Charles himself. Products range from organic foods and vegetables, including Charlotte potatoes and Happil strawberries, as well as Highgrove honey produced by the royal bees (costing £5.95) and even Lebanese soaps (£5.95) which the prince discovered during an overseas tour. The prices of some of the products on offer have a hint of princely extravagance: a simple mug bearing an image of a Highgrove hen costs no less than £14.95 (personally speaking I think I'd want the hen AND the mug for that price!). Making clear that none of the profits from the shop will go to the royal owner, Clarence House says of this new venture: "All profits from the shop will be channelled into The Prince’s Charities Foundation, who exist to manage and allocate funds generated by The Prince’s social enterprises."

Camilla in Winchester

Tape no. 21-02-08/1

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Visit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7OgLDACPV28 While the tastiest highlight of the Duchess of Cornwall’s day trip to Winchester was the tour of the headquarters of the Bendicks chocolate company, Camilla’s latest round of engagements incorporated some fun and games with youngsters and a very unique kind of drink.

Camilla opens the new College bildings Swindon

Tape no. 29-11-06/1

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Camilla opens the New College buildings North Star Complex Swindon + Boarding helicopter

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Charles and Camilla visit China Town in Soho London

Tape no. 01-11-07/1

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The Prince of Wales and The Duchess of Cornwall visit London's Chinatown to meet members of the British-Chinese community and unveil a plaque to commemorate the visit.

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Dedication of the Armed Forces Memorial

Tape no. 12-10-07/1

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The Queen, Duke of Edinburgh, Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall joined British Prime Minister Gordon Brown and senior military officials for the unveiling on Friday of a new memorial documenting the names of the thousands of service personnel who've lost their lives since the years following the end of World War II.

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Camilla's 60th Birthday visit to Bromham

Tape no. 17-07-07/1

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They say life begins at 40. In the Duchess of Cornwall’s instance it could be that it truly begins at 60, hence the broad smile on her face as she celebrated her birthday on a joint engagement with Prince Charles in Wiltshire. The royal couple received a warm greeting despite the dark skies which threatened to rain (or reign!) on Camilla’s parade. One benefit of being a famous birthday girl is that everyone knows it’s your big day, resulting in serenades of Happy Birthday and the obligatory cake.

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Opening of the Welsh Assembly 2007

Tape no. 05-6-07/1

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The Queen and Prince Philip are joined by The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall to open the Welsh Assembly, and then lunch at the National Museum of Wales.

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On way to Ascot

Tape no. 20-06-07/1

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Queen Philip Charles and camilla on way to Ladies Day at Ascot.

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Visit Three Counties Show

Tape no. 15-06-07/1

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The blowing of trumpets, often heralds his arrival at State occasions; it was the Prince of Wales' turn to do the blowing......of bubbles! A relaxed Charles and Camilla enjoyed a day in the country as they attended the Malvern Show in Worcestershire. And while hubby was getting into the spirit of the event with local youngsters, an equally light-hearted Camilla was getting into the spirits as she handed over a crisp note for a very nice bottle of wine. A keen farmer himself, the 58-year-old Prince clearly revelled in the change to enjoy the showcase of rural England as he and his wife enjoyed a tour of the showground as guests of honour as part of celebrations marking the event's 50th year. As you can see in the video, Charles and Camilla chatted with well-wishers, the Duchess seemingly relieved (as you can hear) that in this part of England at least the storm clouds had cleared and the sun was shining following the torrential downpours which have hit large parts of Britain over a 24 hours period. Having met members of the public and officials, the Duchess undertook the obligatory duty of any country show such as this as she presented rosettes to winning carriage drivers. You can see Camilla handing over a £20 note, the Duchess then received £10 in change, in the process proving that this is one royal at least who does carry money. For those sections of the official media who hadn't moved away, one of the highlights of the day was the sight of Prince Charles blowing bubbles. The Prince also met a group of school children from Birmingham. He talked to them a shook a few hands. Copy - theroyalist.net.

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Camilla opens the Hathaway Centre Chippenham

Tape no. 12-02-07/1

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Camilla turns on the Tetbury christmas lights

Tape no. 30-11-06/1

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Camilla turns on the Tetbury christmas lights

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Bowood Dog Show

Tape no. 25-07-06/1

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These have been a busy few days for Camilla, her having attended several high profile events in aid of charity. Not that any of the footage from these events made it onto our TV screens. Sadly, the coverage of the Duchess of Cornwall's appearances here at the Bowood dog show, where she and daughter Laura helped raise money for Macmillan Cancer Relief, and at the Sandringham Flower Show on Wednesday, were overlooked by the wider media. The only coverage Camilla has received this week is of the negative kind, relating solely to the costs of installing further security at her pre-marital home of Ray Mill House. The dog show took place at a place Camilla knows well. Bowood House in Wiltshire gained some notoriety when it was mentioned by the-then Mrs Parker Bowles during her sexually explicit telephone conversation with her royal lover which came to the attention of the wider world when it was released in the Australian magazine New Idea in January 1993. Bowood was one of the many safe houses to which Charles and Camilla were openly welcomed during the years their adulterous affair was a national secret to all but their closest friends and, of course, their legal partners: Diana, Princess of Wales and Andrew Parker Bowles respectively. Great friends of Camilla, the occupants of Bowood attended the April 2005 royal wedding, and continue to display loyalty to the new Duchess. It was at the stately pile that Mrs Parker Bowles (as she then was) held her first official function, on this occasion helping to raise much needed funds and exposure for the National Osteoporosis Society. It was therefore no surprise on Saturday when the Lady of the manor heaped praise on Camilla. Having watched the Duchess of Cornwall present a bravery award to a paralysed dog named Heidi, Lady Lansdowne told the gathered media: "I'm touched the Duchess could make time in her incredibly busy schedule to come." This comment was significant, it coming at a time when the subject of Camilla's workload has been an ongoing topic of debate and, in some instances, criticism in the national press. As you can see (and hear) in our exclusive video, Camilla was accompanied by her daughter, Laura Lopes (wearing a pink top and white trousers). Both women were more than happy to mix with all those who'd turned out to support the event and hopefully help raise around £25,000 for the cancer charity. ac This isn't the first time the Duchess has called on her children for support at the dog show, although last year she was also accompanied by her son, Tom Parker Bowles, the whole family entering into the spirit of the occasion by, as you can see in the accompanying image, quite literally taking the lead. Camilla has always been fond of dogs, as you can see throughout the photographs on this page. In this she is like husband Charles who has always enjoyed the company of animals, including a wide variety of dogs. In his new book about life at the court of the late Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, former royal equerry Colin Burgess recalls the distress of the future King when he lost one of his two Jack Russell dogs, Pooh, in Scotland in 1995. The dog was never found, it having likely become trapped in a rabbit hole on the expansive Birkhall estate. Writing in his memoirs, Behind Palace Doors: My True Adventures As The Queen Mother's Equerry (published by John Blake on August 26th), the former aide shows another side to the gentle Prince of Wales who was clearly distraught on realising his beloved pooch was in trouble and, ultimately, lost forever: "The most upset I ever saw Charles had nothing to do with his marriage, however. It was when he lost his dog, Pooh. We were at Birkhall and Charles had gone walking with Pooh, his jack russell, when the dog just disappeared. He had clearly gone down a rabbit hole and got stuck, but Charles didn’t know where — or how — he had managed to do this, and he was never found." "Charles was absolutely beside himself with grief. He spent all that night with a torch looking for him together with me and as many of the Birkhall staff as he could lay his hands on. It was one of those times where we all thought, oh, we’ll find him eventually. But as five minutes turned to 10, and 10 to 20, there was a dawning realisation that Pooh had gone. "Eventually Charles said to me, eyes red from tears: "Look, you go on back and take the staff with you. I’m going to carry on the search alone". He stayed out there all night, desperately looking for his dog and digging around on his hands trying to find the rabbit hole that he had gone down. But as dawn broke he gave up and came back inside, and for most of the next day you could see him occasionally about to well up. He would suddenly become distant as he thought of his dog trapped in a hole, slowly starving to death." "It was very hard for him to take, and although he and the Queen Mother were close, she didn’t really console him. You have to bear in mind that all her friends and most of her family had died, so a dog didn’t really register with her. I just remember her saying to him when he told her what had happened: "Oh, I’m sorry to hear that. Anyway, have some tea"." In one especially fun moment on the video, Camilla and another lady bend down to stroke one of the dogs, at which point the hound snaps, causing the two women to almost jump out of their skins, much to Camilla's amusement. Fortunately, as you can see in the picture on the right, there was no such reaction from the new friends Camilla met at the Sandringham Flower Show on Wednesday. Of apparent amusement to the gathered press corps was the Duchess's meeting with a camel, footage of which you can see at the start of the video package. Sadly for Camilla — who as you can hear and see in the video was nothing but polite and friendly, and at times amusing, with all those she met — she really can do nothing right in the eyes of some members of the press and, indeed, elements of her husband's future subjects. The image you see on the video of Camilla stood beside the camel duly appeared at the back of The Sunday Times, with a less than flattering and, in parts, downright cruel write-up by acerbic columnist Jasper Gerard. Referring to the Duchess as an "old trout", Gerard displayed even less disrespect for the wife of the heir to the throne, noting: "Here is Camilla and friend (that's Camilla on the right). Bravely, she is pictured doing something she is said never to have attempted before: work. In response to criticism that Lord Lucan makes more public appearances than the duchess, she tipped up at the Wiltshire pad of her mate Lady Lansdowne for the Bowood Dog Show and Country Fair. And met a camel. It is not recorded whether she lobbed it the standard royal question of "Have you come far?" but she seems to have made at least one new admirer." Ouch! And we thought it was only camels that spit?! Perhaps if the wider world saw more of the chatty and at times warm and amusing Camilla at work (as can be seen throughout this video), the preconceptions would, in part, begin to dissipate, and Camilla — like Diana before her — would also be judged on her merits too, as opposed to solely on the at times distorted coverage we see of all the royals in our daily newspapers and magazines.

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Charles and Camilla plant a tree in Tetbury

Tape no. 24-07-0§/1

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As you can see and hear on our exclusive, this past week Charles and Camilla were in Tetbury, close to their Highgrove home. During the engagement, Camilla spent some time alongside the camera crew, chatting to members of the public, giving us all a relatively rare opportunity to hear the Duchess speak at some length. On the day Charles and Diana would have been marking their Silver Wedding anniversary, had the marriage not gone so tragically awry, the attention continues to be focused on the marriage of the Prince of Wales and his second wife.

Rehearsal for Laura parker-Bowles wedding

Tape no. 05-06-06/1

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Camilla at the rehearsal for Laura Parker-Bowles Wedding.

Opening Welsh Assembly

Tape no. 01-03-06/1

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The Queen, Phillip Charles and Camilla open the Welsh Assembly in Cardiff, to a chorus of boos.

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Fur flies at Westonbirt tree planting

Tape no. 31-01-06/1

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The Duchess of Cornwall, with husband Prince Charles, plants a tree at the national Arboretum at Westonbirt, but Camilla’s choice of neckwear caused some comment.

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Camilla checks out the Bobby Vans.

Tape no. 22-11-05/1

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The Duchess of Cornwall inspects the Bobby Vans at Chippenham Police Station. She was then driven in one of the vans to visit a pensioner who had been helped by the Bobby Vans.

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Tom Parker-Bowles wedding

Tape no. 10-09-05/2

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Tom Parker Bowles, the son of Camilla Parker-Bowles, and fashion editor Sara Buys wed at St. Nicholas' Church in Rotherfield Greys, near Henley On Thames, Oxfordshire, England. It is a bride's prerogative to be fashionably late to her own wedding, and 20 minutes after the scheduled commencement of the nuptials Sara Buys arrived at the Norman church which contained 180 guests, including Prince Charles and Camilla Parker-Bowles and Princes William and Harry.The service lasted 35 mins. The hymns "Jerusalem," "Glory, Glory Hallelujah" and "I Vow To Thee My Country" (which was performed during the 1981 wedding of Charles and Diana) rang out through the chapel before the rector pronounced the couple husband and wife. The bride arrived in a thunderstorm and an umbrella protected the bride from rain as she made her way toward the church in a strapless Alexander McQueen creation constructed of ivory silk with layers of tulle playfully peeking out from beneath a trumpet skirt. A long, diaphanous veil edged with lace clung to a spray of pale roses pinned to the bride's blonde hair, which was styled in a French roll for the occasion. A pair of white high heel sandals completed the look. Five bridesmaids wore ballerina length, sleeveless white silk and chiffon dresses with crimson sashes added for a splash of color. Multi-colored rose petals rained down on the couple as they walked from the church, and headed toward the bride's home where 450 guests, including Princes William and Harry, sampled a six-tier wedding cake decorated with Swiss white chocolate icing.

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WW2 celebrations

Tape no. 10-07-05/1

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Prince Harry takes part in the World War 2 celebration parade in the Mall London where a 1,000,000 people had gathered. It was his first major public outing. He traveled in an open carriage with Charles and Camilla. The Royal Family came ot onto the balcony of the Palace.

William graduates from St Andrews University.

Tape no. 23-06-05/1

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Prince William graduates from St Andrews University in Scotland in front of The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh, his father Prince Charles, and the Duchess of Cornwall.

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Kisses reign at Cirencester

Tape no. 17-06-05/1

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Charles and William kiss Camilla at the presentation after a polo match in aid of Camilla's charities. Camilla and Charles depart in the open top Aston.

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Polo Cirencester

Tape no. 17-06-05/1

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Charles and William kiss Camilla and William swaps to two wheeled horsepower at a polo match at Cirencester Park. William on motorcycle

First solo offical visit

Tape no. 23-05-05/2

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Camilla carries out her first solo official visit with a trip to Southampton Hospital

Visit the Devon Show

Tape no. 19-05-05/1-2

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Charles and Camilla on their first outing outside London after the wedding visit the Royal Devon Show.

Charles and Camilla open the Hub centre

Tape no. 27-04-05/1

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Charles and Camilla open the Hub sports Pavilion in Regents Park London. It was the first outing of the newlyweds in England. The weather was fine to start with but, as it’s April, a heavy shower happened during the visit. This did nothing to curb the enthusiasm of the children playing football.

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Attend Didmarton Church

Tape no. 13-03-05/1

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Charles and Camilla attend Didmarton Church.

Attend Little Badminton Church

Tape no. 20-02-05/1

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Charles and Camilla attend little Badminton Church.

Attend the premier of the Merchant of Venice

Tape no. 29-11-04/1

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Charles and Camilla attend the premier of the Merchant of Venice in Leicester Square. Al Pacino, Ben Kingsley, Kris Marshall.

Visit Marlborough

Tape no. 18-06-04/1-2

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Charles and camilla visit the merchants House in Marlborough

Charles and Camilla visit the Globe Theatre

Tape no. 01-09-03/1

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Charles and Camilla visit the Globe Theatre in London in aid of the Princes Trust

Camilla presents Bobby Vans

Tape no. 26-10-02/2

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Camilla Parker-Bowles, as Patron of the Bobby Van Charity in Wiltshire, presents new vans to two drivers at a concert in Salisbury, Wiltshire, England.

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Camilla hosts a charity polo match at Cirencester Park

Tape no. 22-06-02/1

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Prince Charles and his partner Camilla Parker-Bowles at a Charity polo match at Cirencester Park in Gloucestershire, England. The event raised funds for charities of which Mrs Parker-Bowles is president. She hosted the event and mingled with the crowd, which included personalities such as Joan Rivers and TV presenter Annie Walker.

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Camilla entertains as Charles plays polo at Cirencester

Tape no. 22-06-02/1-2

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Camilla entertains as Charles plays polo at Cirencester Park watched by Annie Walker and Joan Rivers.

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Camilla hunting near Highgrove

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Prince Charles’s companion Camilla Parker-Bowles takes to the saddle for a day’s hunting on the edge of the Prince’s Highgrove estate at Long Newnton, Tetbury.

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