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The Prince of Wales has personally thanked Welsh Guardsmen who took part in the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral, telling them they “did him proud”. Charles said the royal family were “deeply moved” by the way the servicemen and others taking part in the service and procession performed their duties. The heir to the throne also revealed he was contacted by friends from around the world who said the televised event was staged with “dignity and style”. The prince’s words of praise came during his first public event since Philip’s funeral on April 17, as he visited the 1st Battalion...

The Prince of Wales has personally thanked Welsh Guardsmen who took part in the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral, telling them they “did him proud”. Charles said the royal family were “deeply moved” by the way the servicemen and others taking part in the service and procession performed their duties. The heir to the throne also revealed he was contacted by friends from around the world who said the televised event was staged with “dignity and style”. The prince’s words of praise came during his first public event since Philip’s funeral on April 17, as he visited the 1st Battalion...

The Prince of Wales has personally thanked Welsh Guardsmen who took part in the Duke of Edinburgh’s funeral, telling them they “did him proud”. Charles said the royal family were “deeply moved” by the way the servicemen and others taking part in the service and procession performed their duties. The heir to the throne also revealed he was contacted by friends from around the world who said the televised event was staged with “dignity and style”. The prince’s words of praise came during his first public event since Philip’s funeral on April 17, as he visited the 1st Battalion...

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Prince Charles visits Windsor's Combermere Barracks David Lee ');  '); Prince Charles carried out his first public engagement since the death of his father by visiting the Welsh Guards at Combermere Barracks today. The 72-year-old, who is Colonel of the Regiment, took the opportunity to hear first-hand about the group’s activities throughout the coronavirus pandemic. The Welsh Guardsmen were among the first to roll out COVID-19 testing in the UK and combined with the Royal Anglian Regiment and the Grenadier Guards to set up the first mobile testing units back in March 2020. Three months l...