Prince William

William and Harry photocall RAF Shawbury

Tape no. 18-06-09/1

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The Princes hold a combined photocall at RAF Shawbury where they were learning to fly helicopters.

William and Harry photocall RAF Shawbury

Tape no. 18-06-09/2

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ROTA interview with the Princes

Visiting Kingsheath FC

Tape no. 11-05-09/1-2

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Prince William visits Kingsheath FC in Birmingham as part of his roll as President of the FA,

Prince William at the Tower

Tape no. 06-07-09/1

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aF174wrIca4 Prince William visits Skillforce at the Tower of London and joins in an exercise.

Beaufort Polo

Tape no. 10-07-10/1

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Kate Middleton was all smiles yesterday as she watched Prince William take part in a polo match. The 28-year-old beamed as she chatted with a male friend in the glorious sunshine at the Beaufort Polo Club in Tetbury, Gloucestershire Wearing a belted light green summer dress and carrying an enormous bag, she was there to watch her Royal boyfriend and his brother Prince Harry compete in a charity event. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1293712/Giggling-Kate-Middleton-distracted-friend-watches-Prince-William-play-polo.html#ixzz0tPYyGTNW

Just William plays polo at Cirencester

Tape no. 06-06-10/1

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Prince William's team Umbogo lifted the Dorchester Cup on Sunday in a charity match against a Cirencester Park Polo Club team last weekend. In aid of homeless charity Centrepoint, which the prince supports, and Mountain Rescue, the match was played at the Cirencester ground on Sunday, with Umbungo winning 4 to 3.5. Prince William is pictured in the centre in a red shirt. WDP

Christmas at Sandringham Church

Tape no. 24/25-12-04/1

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The Royal family attend the Christmas service at the church in the grounds of Sandringham.

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William, Harry and Kate at polo,

Tape no. 07-06-09/1-2

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Unkind wags have dubbed Kate and Pippa Middleton the 'Wisteria Sisters' due to their ferocious ability to climb the social tree. On Sunday afternoon, though, Kate was very much the wallflower as she stayed a good distance from her boyfriend Prince William as she watched the thrills and spills of The Dorchester Cup at Cirencester Polo Club in Gloucestershire. With Kate making only the briefest of appearances before the cameras, having stayed hidden away in a gazebo, William and Harry had the stage to themselves as they helped lead their polo team, Umbogo, to a hard-fought 8-5 victory over their opponents, Lovelocks. Although suitably dressed for the gloomy weather in a grey leather jacket, blue jeans and black wedges, Kate was perhaps wise to stay inside a hospitality tent. Just moments before the match began, thunder and heavy rain threatened to rain on the young man who is destined to, well.....reign! Despite the typically dull English weather, Prince William - who arrived at the event in his new Audi A5 car - maintained his smile throughout, at one point joking as he stepped up to pose for photographs during the presentation of prizes: "It’s just a standard smile, it’s really not that difficult!" As you may have seen here earlier, this was the second day running that the princes who are yet to embark on a full schedule of royal engagements enjoyed a fun-filled day at the polo. Despite the wet weather (and the fact that, yes, we're still officially in Spring), when you're a prince of the realm it appears it really is a case of "summer time, and the living is easy......." Theroyalist.net

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Visits the JCP World HQ in Staffordshire.

Tape no. 24-04-09/1

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Prince William visited the JCB World HQ in Rocester, Staffordshire and was welcomed by over 400 school children who he encouraged to shout louder and wave their flags. He has a flag and joins in with waving it.

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Prince Willian visits the National Memorial Arboretum

Tape no. 24-04-09/2

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HRH Prince William visited on Friday 24 April and launched the NMA Future Foundations Appeal. This is an £8m appeal for the site to become a world-renowned centre for remembrance.

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Prince Willian visits the Met Police College Hendon

Tape no. 06-03-09/1

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Prince William presented awards to the top trainees at a ceremony Hendon Police College where he also reviewed the 216 new recruits, who were graduating after 25 weeks of instruction before joining the ranks of officers across the capital. Hundreds of family and friends cheered and clapped as the trainees marched around the parade square in their uniforms, hats and white gloves. The band of The Prince's regiment, the Blues and Royals -- provided the music for the hour-long parade. Motorcyclists, dogs and their handlers and members of the mounted branch, as well as a helicopter fly-past, added to the atmosphere of the occasion. http://www.princeofwales.gov.uk/newsandgallery/news/prince_william_reviews_new_police_officers_at_the_police_tra_1196532624.html

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Polo Cirencester

Tape no. 06-07-02/1-2

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Team Highgrove play at Cirencester Park

William take part in a montain rescue

Tape no. 08-05-08/2

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There was a time when a royal figure could step foot from a Rolls Royce, shake a few hands, make a speech or two and bid their farewells whilst barely breaking into a sweat. But as Prince William is fast discovering, those days really are long gone! As you can see in this latest exclusive video from Calyx TV, the future king with a penchant for flying Chinook helicopters had his head back in the clouds as he joined a mountain rescue team on exercises in South Wales. As previously reported here, the future Prince of Wales spent yesterday carrying out a series of engagements in the principality. Although restrained in a suit and tie for his ultimately successful game of Wii Tennis, the 25-year-old prince was able to go more casual as – not for the first time in his life – he found himself being lowered down a 200ft cliff at Morlais Quarry near Merthyr Tydfil. William has enjoyed a long association with the mountain rescue services. In December 2005, the second-in-line to the throne joined a Mountain Rescue Team in Llandudno in North Wales at the start of what was to be an exhaustive and ongoing programme of work experience. The prince’s latest mountainside descent came after William visited the headquarters of the Central Beacons Mountain Rescue team in Dowlais. His latest official day of engagements also saw the prince meeting youngsters at the Kids Project at the Pen Dinas Flats in Dinas in the Rhondda Valleys. Sitting on the floor inside a play bus, William teased one little girl who appeared not to know the identity of her new-found friend. The Prince and Princess of Wales' eldest son was heard to repeatedly ask the child "where's the prince?" before suggesting he and she should go outside and look for the royal visitor. Meeting other young fans, William again showed that the training long ago instilled in himself and Harry by their mother did hit home. Chatting with the children, the prince crouched low to the ground so as to be at the same level as his audience. On Wednesday evening, TV viewers in Britain saw Harry too follow the lead of Diana as, meeting wheelchair-bound soldiers, the prince crouched low to the ground so as to be able to speak at eye level with the real stars of the City Salute in London. Today, Prince William is in Blackburn in the North West of England where - back in his formal suit and tie - he's once again been expected to do more than look on from the sidelines, this time joining youngsters in a game of football.

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.

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.

Polo Cirencester

Tape no. 14-06-03/1

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Charles and William play polo at Cirencester.

William's birthday visit to Wales

Tape no. 19-06-03/1

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Princes William and Charles visit Newport on Williams Birthday. Poor footage

William opens the new Media Wales offices in Cardiff

Tape no. 08-11-08/1

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Prince William’s more accustomed to being in the papers, often for reasons he’d prefer not to talk about. Today, though, the future king with a notorious dislike for journalists was in the offices of one of the most powerful media organisations in Wales. While the rest of his family are on more sombre duties marking this remembrance weekend honouring all those who fought and died on the frontline, William has been celebrating those who report the news. Ending an unusually busy week of public appearances, the prince opened the new offices of Media Wales in Cardiff. During his visit to Six Park Street the prince who was famed for bowing his head in an attempt to foil photographers was very much the centre of attention as he saw for himself the place in which such publications are the Western Mail and the South Wales Echo Sunday are produced. As you can see in this exclusive video from Calyx TV, William was called upon to join rugby legend Gareth Edwards in unveiling a wrought iron Gren cartoon which has been incorporated into the side of the Six Park Street building. Measuring a whopping ten by two metres, and weighing in at a breathtaking 1.3 tonnes, the cartoon by Nia Wyn Jones is the largest Gren ever seen.

Quantum of Solice premier

Tape no. 28-10-08/1

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Princes William and Harry attend the premier of the Bond film Quantium of Solice in Leicester Square. The Princes met injured soliders and their families as they raised funds for charity.

Prince William visits the Rhondda

Tape no. 08-05-08/1

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Bar periodic protests from Welsh Nationalists, the Royal Family are usually assured of a generally warm welcome in the hillsides whenever they step foot in Wales. As you can see in this latest exclusive video from Calyx TV, onlookers discovered Prince William was in a particularly chatty mood as he met up with young and old alike during his latest trip to the region in which he will one day be invested as the 22nd Prince of Wales. Following our previous video showing William taking the plunge with a mountain rescue team, here we see the prince on a more traditional meet and greet with crowds of well wishers who turned out to see the second-in-line to the throne at the Valleys Kids Project at the Pen Dinas Flats in Dinas in the Rhondda Valleys. The project was established to help disadvantaged children and families in the South Wales Valleys. Addressing the subject of her sons' future at the heart of the Royal Family, Diana, Princess of Wales spoke in 1995 about the way in which she was attempting to shape a new generation of royal prince, one who would fully appreciate a world outside the Palace walls. Referring in particular to the way in which she took William and Harry to meet the sick and dying, the princess told Martin Bashir: "....they have a knowledge. They may never use it, but the seed is there, and I hope it will grow because knowledge is power". Whilst Diana was referring to the wider issue of the training of her sons in their roles as the 'heir and the spare', the reality is that the late princess's influence on William and Harry can still be seen today. Although it's only right to also acknowledge the influence of their father, Prince Charles, we can see similarities in the way in which both William and Harry actively engage with their audience, be they young children or wheelchair-bound war veterans or pensioners. As previously noted here - and as you can see for yourself in this new video - during his day-trip to Wales on Thursday the 25-year-old future king was repeatedly seen crouching down on the floor to speak to his young audience. Although a simple gesture, the reality is that before the days of Diana such a move was rarely taken by a member of the Royal Family. It is a fact Prince Charles himself acknowledged in the months after the death of his ex-wife in the Paris crash of August 1997. Having witnessed the Prince of Wales crouching down low to speak to a wheelchair-bound member of the public, an aide mentioned to Charles how lovely it was to see the joyous reaction on the face of the person to whom he spoke as the two conversed at the same level. Prince Charles admitted that it was Diana who'd taught him the value of making such a simple gesture as this, one which removed any danger of the subject of the conversation feeling as if they were being talked down to by the royal visitor. More than two decades since the then Lady Diana Spencer first injected her own unique style onto the public stage, we can see that the seeds she helped to sow have now come to fruition and will hopefully continue to bloom as William and Harry play an increasingly significant role at the heart of 'The Firm'.

Prince William opens the Memorial garden at the Submarine Museum in Gosport.

Tape no. 10-06-08/1

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Prince William opens the Memorial garden at the Submarine Museum in Gosport. He tells the snappers to "fall in the harbour".

Prince William at Dartmouth at the start of his time with the Navy.

Tape no. 03-06-08/1

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Prince William appeared to be having a high time on the not-so-high seas today as he appeared before the press on the second day of his two-month attachment with the Royal Navy. Mind you, he had every reason to smile when he discovered what his penalty was for having failed to successfully release the training ship’s anchor. As if there was ever any danger of his fellow students not knowing the identity of the new face in class, Prince William wore an identity tag reading ‘W Wales’ as he made his first public appearance in the uniform of a Sub Lieutenant. Over two years after he graduated from St. Andrews University in Scotland, and just weeks after he received his Wings following an attachment with the RAF, the prince was once again back in the classroom, putting his hand up to ask a question of his tutor aboard the static training vessel Hindostan. During his training today, the 25-year-old prince and future Head of The Armed Forces also joined colleagues aboard another vessel, a Picket Boat, on the River Dart. However, it was during his time aboard Hindostan that the prince discovered he has a lot to learn before he’ll finally be allowed to embark on his tour of duty aboard HMS Iron Duke in the sunny climes of the Caribbean. When it came time for William to slip (i.e. release) the ship’s anchor, the prince failed in his task. Not that the prince who loves to spend his nights in Boujis would have been too distraught by his lack of success, for in line with Navy tradition he now has to buy the whole crew a crate

William Hunting

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William Hunting

William Hunting

Tape no. ?-?-2000/3

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William Hunting Chavenage

Team Highgrove play at Cirencester.

Tape no. 02-06-02/1-3

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Team Highgrove play at Cirencester. Interviews with lesley Joseph and Nick Knoles

King and Queen Constantine of Greece present the prizes at polo

Tape no. 16-06-02/1

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King and Queen Constantine of Greece present the prizes as the 3 princes win again at polo in Cirencester Park

First outing of 2002 for Team Highgrove

Tape no. 02-06-02/1-3

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Princes Charles, William and Harry appear for the first of the 2002 matches at Cirencester Park. William and Charles play around at the prize-giving and Harry is seen with James Murray-Wells. In the crowd are Leslie Joseph and Nick Knowles

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The 2 Princes and Girlfriends at Beaufort polo

Tape no. 22-06-08/1-2

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The 2 Princes and girlfriends Kate and Chelsy at the Beaufort Polo Club near Highgrove enjoy a charity polo match. Chelsy is caught by Harry as she decends a bank. EXCLUSIVE FOOTAGE... Kate enjoys the sun on the bank during the match.

Harry medal service

Tape no. 05-05-08/1

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Chelsy Davy has joined Prince Harry’s family for the first time at a major public event this morning. The prince’s girlfriend sat alongside Prince William in the front row at a ceremony at Combermere Barracks in Windsor where Harry and other members of the Household Cavalry received a medal from the Princess Royal in recognition of their service in Afghanistan. Also watching the event was the Prince of Wales, wearing a burgundy and navy tie, the colours of the regiment of which both his sons are members. However, for today at least, Prince Charles was almost little more than just another proud father. The duty of pinning the Operation Service Medal on the lapels of Prince Harry and his comrades fell to the Queen's only daughter, the Princess Royal (Anne), in her capacity as Colonel of the Blues and Royals of the Household Cavalry. A total of 170 soldiers were honoured at this morning’s ceremony, following which the regiment marched through the streets of Windsor before attending a service at Holy Trinity Church.

William plays football (soccer) in Newcastle

Tape no. 18-10-07/1

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The Queen's first cousin, the Duke of Kent, may be feeling a sense of relief tonight.....relief that he's no longer President of The Football Association. After all, what's the world coming to when a senior member of the Royal Family arrives at a venue only to find themselves required to change from their formal suit into tracksuit bottoms and sweatshirt for a rather too vigorous training session with football fans in Newcastle?! And all before the eyes of the massed ranks of the British press! Thankfully, at just 25, Prince William was more than up to the task as he carried out his latest engagement in his capacity as President of the FA. This was William's first official public appearance since he attended the 10th anniversary memorial service for his mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, on August 31st. Thursday's engagement saw the future King following in Diana's footsteps, this particular engagement incorporating as it did the prince's role as Patron of Centrepoint, the homeless charity which enjoyed a close relationship with the late princess. With William yet to take on a full diary of official engagements - albeit the life of a fully-fledged, working royal is increasingly beckoning the second-in-line to the throne - the press invariably turned out in force to see the soldier prince leading from the front as part of the FA's Hat-Trick projects in the grounds of West Gate Community College Centre. Although the sight of William jumping up, down and every which way but loose was worth the cross-country journey to the North East of England for those behind the lens, the main point of this particular engagement was to promote the positive aspects of football and the work of Centrepoint to youngsters in the North East of England. Having joined the children for a schoolroom discussion about good sportsmanship, the prince donned his navy blue tracksuit bottoms, trainers and white shirt for a kickabout. Not that the youngsters were too impressed to find they had a traitor in their midst, the Geordie fans telling William he's following the wrong team in supporting Aston Villa rather than Newcastle United. Unfortunately for the prince, it would seem all the hours he spends watching TV and playing football with his friends hasn't paid off just yet. As on his earlier visit to Charlton FC in 2005, William appeared a little embarrassed as he dismally failed to hit the back of the net at least once during his latest very public foray into the sporting arena. Here's hoping he proves to be a lucky mascot when he takes his seat in the Stade de France in Paris on Saturday night for the England rugby team's World Cup Final battle with South Africa.

William at Scout Jamboree

Tape no. 28-07-07/1

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As his father, Prince Charles, has been heard to muse when reflecting on life as a working royal: "The things I do for England". And so it was that Prince William found himself spending part of Saturday wearing a multi-coloured neckerchief, playing the bongo drums and guiding a masked figure through an obstacle course! The summer months usually see the second in line to the throne spending many of his weekends on the polo field. This Saturday, however, duty beckoned as William joined up with the Queen's first cousin, the Duke of Kent, for an official engagement in Essex. As you can watch for yourself in the the exclusive, light-hearted video of highlights from Calyx TV, the day saw the future King joining in the high jinks at the opening of the 21st World Scout Jamboree in Chelmsford, details of which you may have read here earlier in the week. 25-year-old William and the 71-year-old Duke - an earlier generation of Prince Edward - represented the generations as they appeared at the event which sees young and not-so-young alike from nations across the globe coming together to celebrate the history of the scouting movement. as well as promote and celebrate the traditions and values of one of the proudest youth organisations. This was William’s first significant public engagement for some time, the past few months having seen the Prince continuing his army training away from the public spotlight. No sooner had the star of the show arrived in style aboard a private helicopter than his own sense of style was given a dramatic transformation as he was encouraged to become an honorary scout by donning the multi-coloured neckerchief, the symbol of the scouting movement. While the Duke of Kent offered a more formal royal presence, William was soon into the spirit of things as he met scouts from across the globe and joined in some of the activities, including a brief spell on some drums and a game of catch. It's believed that the Prince will soon be undertaking more and more official engagements as he comes towards the end of an army career which, in reality, was never destined to see him serve on the frontline. However, before then there'll be plenty more opportunities for William and Harry to return to the polo field for a few more chukkas before duty truly does take over their lives. Unfortunately for fans of the brothers, though, it's believed neither of the princes will be at the Cartier International Polo Tournament in Windsor later today (Sunday), at which the Queen will be presenting the prizes.

Polo Tidworth

Tape no. 14-07-07/1-2

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William plays polo at Tidworth + presentation

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Sound check at Concert for Diana

Tape no. 30-06-07/1

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William and Harry hold a press conference with singer Joss Stone, during Saturdays sound check before the Concert for Diana at Wembley Stadium.

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Prince William plays polo at the Beaufort

Tape no. 17-06-07/1

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If only school outings had been this exciting for the rest of us! Prince William took on the guise of headmaster yesterday (Sunday) as, just days before he receives armfuls of gifts for his 25th birthday, he was the one giving out the presents to children following a match at the Beaufort Polo Club in Gloucestershire yesterday. While Charles and Camilla were leading the Falklands 25th anniversary commemorations in London, the second-in-line to the throne was enjoying another weekend trip to the polo field. As you can see in this exclusive Calyx TV video, the Prince began the day with a quick change of clothes before he took to the field for another afternoon of chukkas. Having reigned victorious on the field, it was time for the Prince to embark on a little practice at the kind of duty he'll be called upon to perform for decades to come. Standing tall in front of a group of seated schoolchildren, the Prince called out the names of the lucky youngsters who'd won prizes in a competition. As you can see and hear on the above video, in the process the light-hearted Prince showed he's inherited the best aspects of both of his parents, Charles and Diana, as he joked with the children and knelt to the floor to enjoy a personal chat and take a closer look at their prizes. Copy Theroyalist.net

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Polo at Cirencester Park

Tape no. 10-06-07/1

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Prince William started his public polo season playing for Highgrove against Lovelocks at the famous Cirencester Park, near Highgrove, in the Cotswolds. While his grandfather, Prince Philip, was quietly marking his 86th birthday at Windsor with the Queen, Prince William was enduring a rather more hectic day of activity. The Prince, who’ll celebrate his 25th birthday on June 21st, was at Cirencester Park in Gloucestershire for yet another game of polo in what promises to be a busy season. This was the second consecutive weekend on which the sports mad royal was playing a few chukkas, although bad luck ladies....on this instance we didn't get to see any royal strip! As you can see in this really lovely exclusive video from Calyx TV and photos from Alpha Press, William really got into the swing of the match as he competed with his team, having made a speedy arrival behind the wheel of what appeared to be a different car than that which he drove to matches throughout last summer's busy polo season. Having played a hard-fought match, William appeared to be feeling the heat as he waited to receive a kiss from the lady presenting the prizes before he departed with his bag full of goodies. Where’s the local Asda supermarket and that well-stocked shelf of Pimm’s when one needs it?! Copy Theroyalist.net

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Blues and Royals parade in bowler hats

Tape no. 13-05-07/1

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On Sunday, though, Prince William and Prince Harry looked the epitome of perfect English gentlemen as they marched in a parade before their Aunt, Princess Anne (the Princess Royal) with other members of the Blues and Royals of The Household Cavalry. Prince Harry was the focus of much of the attention, this likely being one of the final times he'll appear in public before his deployment to Iraq. The Combined Cavalry Old Comrades Association Parade is an annual event which reflects the "proper order of dress" worn by soldiers who were about to go off to fight in the so-called 'Great War' (World War I) of 1914-1918. As is tradition, on the second Sunday in May representatives of the British Army march through the historic London park wearing the gentleman's garb of top hat and suits, complete with a rolled umbrella. While this was William's first appearance at the Parade, it was the second year running that organisers have welcomed Prince Harry. The royal appearance has given a much needed boost in profile to what is still a highly significant tribute to the armed forces by young and old soldiers alike. The Wales brothers were led from the front by a man who is certainly a familiar face to the Royal Family. Following his appearance with the Queen at the Royal Windsor Horse Show on Friday, Camilla's ex-husband, Brigadier Andrew Parker Bowles, was once again enjoying the company of royalty as he marched at the head of the Parade as a former member of the Household Cavalry, the sponsors of this year's Parade. The timing of this year's parade could not be more poignant, it coming just a short time before Prince Harry and a number of his military compatriots finally depart Britain for a six-month tour of duty in Iraq. I'm sure we all wish each and every one of them, prince or not, a safe journey and deployment as they serve Queen, Country and, indeed, the world. From The Royalist.com

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Chester Wedding

Tape no. 06-11-04/1

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Princes William and Harry join the Queen and Prince Philip at Chester Cathedral for the wedding of the Duke of Westminster's daughter. VIEW THIS EVENT ON CalyxTV You Tube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TuoOgvWrRV8 Read the full story on http://www.theroyalist.net

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William at St. Mary's Paddington

Tape no. 20-09-06/1

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Prince William meets the crowds after reopening the hospitals baby unit.

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Visits St. Marys Paddington

Tape no. 20-09-06/1

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Inside St. Mary's Hospital, where he was born over 24 years earlier, Prince William showed the gentle touch he's inherited from both his parents when he gave a cuddle to premature babies during his visit to the Winnicott Baby Unit, more coverage of which we'll have on Thursday. In the meantime, we have a really lovely, world exclusive video package of the Prince arriving and departing the hospital, following which he returned to his army training at Sandhurst. But he was in no hurry to leave, taking time out to undertake a walkabout to say hello to the crowds who'd gathered to cheer him on during what is still a rare solo official appearance from the second-in-line to the throne. It's fascinating to see this brand new footage of William alongside the earlier video we posted showing the Prince aged just nine years of age on a similar style walkabout in Canada with Charles, Diana and Harry. As one of our regular posters commented, William's certainly come a long way since those days when he was a very shy young boy, almost too shy in fact to even look up at the faces of wellwishers. On Wednesday afternoon, the Prince was full of smiles as he chatted with everyone he met, showing the kind of relaxed manner which endeared his late mother to the world. Seeing just how popular he is — and the clear ability he has to revitalise interest in the Royal Family and the institution of monarchy — likely makes the majority of royal fans long for the day the Prince becomes a regular face on the royal rosta of engagements, for clearly he's inherited the best qualities of both Charles and Diana.

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William and Kate Cirencester Polo 2006

Tape no. 01-07-06/1

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Prince William and Kate Middleton at Cirencester Polo Club Gloucestershire

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Tidworth - Rundle Cup

Tape no. 15-06-06/1-4

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Prince William and girlfriend join Prince Harry Chelsy Davy and Zara Phillips at the Rundle Cup Charity day at Tidworth Army Camp on Salisbury Plain Wiltshire. The 2 princes played for the Army.

Lara Parker-Bowles wedding

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

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

Laura Parker-Bowles wedding

Tape no. 06-05-06/1-4

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Prince William joins Prince Harry Kate Middleton, Prince Charles and Camilla at the wedding of Camilla's daughter Laura at laycock near camilla's house at Raybrook.

At Charlton Football Club

Tape no. 29-10-05/1-2

Prince William emerged as an enthuastic and active president of the Football Association. On a visit to Charlton Athletic’s training ground in South London, the Prince, who will take up the role in May of next year, impressed the club’s chief executive Peter Varney. But taking part in a penalty shoot-out proved that the Prince had more enthusiasm than skill. After donning his personalised Charlton shirt, he was asked at a press conference about the offside rule, and left us in no doubt that his knowledge of the rules was also short. Prince William then joined the Charlton first team squad for a short training session, but what will his job at the FA entail? Taking over the job from his uncle in May, just in time for the cup final at the new Wembley Stadium, William will have his work cut out to move the goalposts on some issues in the game.

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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. Also graduating is girlfriend Kate Middleton

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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

Polo Cirencester

Tape no. 05-06-05/1

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Charles and William play polo at Cirencester and fight over some sweets.

William and Harry present the Queen Mother Cup

Tape no. 18-07-04/1-2

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William and Harry present the Queen Mother Cup

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Team Highgrove at Tidworth 04

Tape no. 10-07-04/3

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Princes William and Charles are joined by Zara as Team Highgrove. William gets cross with Zara during the match and the presentation takes place in a downpour.

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First Polo outing 2004 Harry and Jo Davies

Tape no. 03-07-04/1-2

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Princes Charles and William are joined by Prince Harry for the first outing of the full Team Highgrove 2004 PRE CLIP TO NOTE The girl in Harry’s life, Jo Davies (Assistant Polo Manager at Cirencester Park Polo Club), waits at the edge of the crowd as the Princes pass right to left. Sorry only 7 secs.

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Polo Cirencester with the Sultan

Tape no. 26-06-04/1-2

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Charles and William and the Sultan of Brunei play polo at Cirencester Park

Polo Beaufort

Tape no. 20-06-04/1

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Charles and William play polo at the Beaufort

Polo Cirencester QMC 03

Tape no. 20-07-03/1-3

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William and harry present the Queen mother Cup at the Cirencester Polo Club and then take to the field against each other.

Polo Beaufort with Luke Tomlinson

Tape no. 22-06-03/1

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William Harry and Charles play polo at the Beaufort. Luke Tomlinson is the fourth player (invasion of Parliament over the foxhunting bill)

Polo Beaufort

Tape no. 17-06-03/1-2

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Charles plays polo at the Beaufort and is watched by William who is dressed casually with baseball cap.

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William hunting Aldington.

Tape no. 01-12-2002/1

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William hunting Aldington. He waves a car past a group of hunters.

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William hunting near Highgrove

Tape no. 23-11-2002/1

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William hunting near Highgrove

Prince William hunting at Westonbirt Glos

Tape no. 22-11-02/1

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Prince William takes part in a hunt near his Highgrove home

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William hunting Westonbirt

Tape no. 02-11-2002/1

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William hunting Westonbirt (poor footage)

Bike Polo at Tidworth

Tape no. 13-07-02/1-2

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William, Harry & Zara Bike polo Tidworth

Polo Beaufort

Tape no. 23-06-02/1-2

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William plays polo at the Beaufort

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Princes Charles and William hunting

Tape no. 30-10-99/1

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Prince Charles and Prince William take to the saddle for a day’s hunting near, Tetbury. The hunt was the first of the season and was for training the hounds, hence the tweeds and not hunting dress.

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