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Serena says Prince William 'shazam', but Harry better AFP - Sat Jan 23, 5:41 AM
MELBOURNE (AFP) - She may be the world's top tennis player and the winner of multiple Grand Slams but Serena Williams was left giggling like a schoolgirl when she talked about meeting Prince William.
The Queen to address UN in July AFP - Fri Jan 22, 9:58 PM
UNITED NATIONS (AFP) - Britain's Queen Elizabeth II will address the UN General Assembly for the first time in more than 50 years during a July visit to New York, according to the British mission to the world body.
Queen Elizabeth II to visit New York to address United Nations in summer The Canadian Press - Fri Jan 22, 12:37 PM
LONDON - Queen Elizabeth II will address the United Nations General Assembly in New York this summer - the first time she has done so in more than 50 years.
Prince William salutes 'courageous' Australia fire survivors AFP - Thu Jan 21, 12:04 PM
MELBOURNE (AFP) - Britain's Prince William Thursday paid tribute to the courageous survivors of horrific firestorms that killed 173 people last year as embodying the "spirit of Australia".
Prince William salutes Australia fire survivors AFP - Thu Jan 21, 6:39 AM
MELBOURNE (AFP) - Prince William on Thursday paid tribute to the courageous survivors of horrific firestorms that killed 173 people last year as embodying the "spirit of Australia".
Prince William meets survivors of deadly Australia wildfires on final day of unofficial visit The Canadian Press - Thu Jan 21, 4:57 AM
MELBOURNE, Australia - A sombre Prince William met Thursday with emotional survivors of last year's deadly wildfires in southern Australia, doling out comforting words and occasional kisses to those who turned up to greet him.