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Duke and Duchess of Cambridge visit Air Cadets in honour of Prince Philip William and Kate were given special permission to visit the Air Cadet squadron by the Queen as the Royal family remains in mourning 21 April 2021 • 5:44pm The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge paid tribute to the Duke of Edinburgh today, visiting an Air Cadet squadron to honour the 63 years he served as Air Commodore-in-Chief of the Air Training Corps. The couple smiled proudly as cadets raised their hats and gave a rousing...

Giving Wills a run for his money! Kate hops into flight simulator pilot seat - and follows in her parents’ and grandfathers footsteps - on visit to air cadets with Duke of Cambridge Kate, 39, was guided through a flight on the Grob Tutor - which is used by the RAF for elementary training Kates father, Michael, 71, worked as a commercial pilot while her mother Carole was a BA flight attendant The royal couple were also treated to a moving three cheers for the Duke of Edinburgh during the visit...

Meghan Markles friend Omid Scobie today claimed Prince Harry met the Queen privately at least twice Finding Freedom co-author reported the duke met with his grandmother after flying back to UK last week He also wrote for Bazaar.com that Harry spoke to his father Prince Charles and brother Prince William  Duke has returned to his home in Montecito, California, to reunite with pregnant wife Meghan and Archie  The royal, 36, flew into LAX on an American Airlines flight that arrived in LA shortly...

The Duchess of Cambridge was the picture of elegance in a favourite D&G coat as she visited an air cadet base today.  Kate, 39, donned the black coat with gold button detailing as she joined husband Prince William on a tour of the 282 East Ham Squadron Air Training Corps. The visit, which takes place on the Queens 95th birthday, was carried out in honour of the Duke of Edinburgh, who was Honorary Air Commodore-in-Chief of the squadron for 63 years before Kate took over as Commandant-in-Chief i...

Flying instructor retires from RAF Wittering after 35 years of service A flying instructor has retired from regular duties at RAF Wittering after 35 years of service. Sqn Ldr Andy Tagg began his career in 1986 when he joined up as non-commissioned aircrew, but the RAF was in his DNA long before he chose to apply. His dad had joined as a national serviceman in 1954 and chose to remain until 1966, working first as an air traffic controller and then as a photographer. Flt Lt Andy Tagg at the contr...

Matt Hancock outside the Epsom Downs Racecourse vaccination centre Credit: reuters SIR – Matt Hancock says he hopes that, by the end of the year, Covid-19 will be a disease that Britain can “live with, like we do flu”. I am afraid that is not good enough, without the prospect of a much earlier end to lockdown. Vaccination numbers are rising rapidly, but so are those for hospital waiting lists. Cases of mental illness, domestic violence and unemployment are also going up. The Government mu...