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Comment Four years studying quantity millinery and advanced topiary at St Andrews University don’t appear to have developed in Prince William any sense of irony I CAN’T for the life of me imagine why the Queen and her dysfunctional family are preparing, once more, to nail their medals and colours to the Unionist cause. It’s not as if they’ve got loads of massive houses in Scotland and get to spend as much time as they like in them rent-free and having their every whim catered for by grown men and women jouking about in tartan like large liquorice allsorts.
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The Duchess of Cambridge showcased her signature flair for diplomatic dressing as she joined husband Prince William for the second leg of his Scottish royal tour.
Kate, 39, sported a £59.99 Zara blazer and pleated midi skirt by Hope Fashion in the colour of the Scottish flag for a visit to Turning Point Scotland, a social care charity in Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire. The couple learned about the support the organisation provides to those facing homelessness, mental health issues and substance abuse.
The visit is part of a royal charm offensive to help persuade Scotland to resist the demands of nationalists for independence.
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