Royal family releases moving message after Prince Harry's grand victory
Royal family shares key statement after Prince Harry made a big decision about UK visit.
Royal family shared a new statement after Prince Harry made a key decision post winning his trial against the British press.
According to GB News, the Duke of Sussex will no longer be travelling to the UK as he has settled his case against the Rupert Murdoch’s British newspaper group before their trial.
They claimed that Meghan Markle’s husband would now shift his focus to Invictus Games, set to take place in Canada in February 2025.
Meanwhile, the Buckingham Palace shared a moving message about Anne Frank ahead of the Holocaust Memorial Day after Queen Camilla made a powerful speech at a reception hosted by the Anne Frank Trust.
Sharing glimpses of the Queen at the service, the Palace shared a quote by Anne Frank on their official Instagram account, writing, “What is done cannot be undone, but at least one can prevent it from happening again.”
They further shared details of the event where the Queen Consort delivered a powerful speech highlighting the disturbing rises in Islamophobia and antisemitism and emphasised the of fighting prejudice.
“The Queen, as Patron of the Anne Frank Trust, has marked Holocaust Memorial Day at a reception with survivors and supporters of the charity,” they shared.
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“Her Majesty watched a moving presentation about challenging prejudice by young people from partner schools, before lighting a candle alongside survivors of genocide or hate crimes.
“The 27th January, Holocaust Memorial Day, marks the liberation of Auschwitz and, this year, will also mark the 80th anniversary of the end of the Holocaust and Anne Frank’s death.”
