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Every once in a while, a newspaper article finds it worthwhile to report that the current Prince of Wales, Duke of Cornwall, aka Prince William, and the former, that is the now King Charles, have a lot of diverse opinions regarding many things and the reality is that it’s sadly affecting their working relationship.

Just this year, reports surfaced that William had employed Princess Diana’s divorce lawyers to further split from his father’s legal team. At the time, it was speculated that William made the move with the intention of charting his own path and creating a modern monarchy that is free of his father’s influence.

Despite this, Prince William has just revealed that he is “keen” on continuing his father’s work. I guess even if they don’t agree on everything, they still know how to put on a united front.

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Prince Charles has penned a book on climate change to raise awareness of the issue at hand. Published in collaboration with Ladybird Books, the compact 50-page volume co-written by the Prince of Wales, climate scientist Emily Shuckburgh, and environmentalist Tony Juniper presents a brief outlook on the causes of climate change, why they’re important, and how people can take […]...

It was a somber time, but Queen Elizabeth II looked to be in good spirits on Sunday morning as she attended a church service following the death of her former brother-in-law Lord Snowdon — who died on Friday at 86.

The 90-year-old monarch wore a royal purple dress, matching coat and hat with a black flower on it — and carried her signature clear umbrella to shield her from rain as she entered the mass at St. Mary’s Church in Flitcham, England.

Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, was by her side in a long green tench coat and grey pants. The two recently battled “heavy colds,...

Veteran Hollywood star hails the Prince of Wales as 'incredible' at opening night in London

He received a ringing endorsement from Robert Redford that would swell the heads of most film-makers, but showcasing his new documentary last night the Prince of Wales merely hoped audiences "would stay awake for most of it".

The film, Harmony: A New Way of Looking At Our World, was being given its premiere at the opening night of Sundance London, the first non-us outing for Redford's successful film and music festival.

The prince said he was "enormously touched and honoured", not just because Redford had earlier hailed him as "incredible" and invited him to screen Harmony, but because he had brought Sundance to the UK capital. "I think we owe him a huge debt of gratitude for that," he said.

Harmony, narrated by and starring the prince, tells how he has worked with environmental campaigners,...

Britain's Prince Charles' movie 'Harmony' will be screened at the Sundance Film Festival in London. The first-in-line to the throne will have his film - which tells the story of how he worked environmental campaigners and business leaders to help change attitudes towards sustainable living - screened on Saturday 28th of April . It is narrated by the prince, and includes footage of when the prince interviewed former Us presidential candidate Al Gore in 1998. It will be introduced by the festival's founder Robert Redford. Afterwards a question and answer session will take place with filmmakers Tony Juniper and Ian Skelly, where the making of the film and the environmental issues it addresses will be discussed.

Looks like there may be at least three new songs for Thom Yorke and his Atoms for Peace to be taking on the road with them in April. The Radiohead frontman performed a solo gig in London last week at the Cambridge Corn Exchange to help raise money for the Green Party and politician Tony Juniper. "Now normally i wouldn't get involved in politics like this... but lets face it.. it aint labour or the tories is it?!? so.. and anyway he bought me a pint and twisted my arm. it's a slippery slope i know," Yorke posted on the band's...

Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke is gearing up his efforts as an environmental campaigner - he's stepping into politics by playing a fundraising gig for Britain's Green Party. The singer is well known for his efforts to promote planet-friendly schemes, even arranging to reduce emissions on Radiohead's 2008 eco tour.

Now he's throwing his weight behind the U.K.'s Green Party, which promotes environmentally-friendly policies, ahead of an upcoming election in Britain this year. Yorke will play a solo concert in Cambridge, England on February 25 to support his pal Tony Juniper, who is campaigning to become a member of parliament for the Green Party.

In a post on the band's website, the singer writes, "I'm doing a low key solo thing at the Cambridge Corn Exchange on the 25th of Feb. It's because a friend of mine Tony Juniper is hoping to become one of the first Green Members of Parliament in the U.

Thom Yorke has announced a one-off solo gig in support of a Green Party parliamentary candidate. The Radiohead frontman revealed on the band's official site that he would play a "low key solo thing" at the Cambridge Corn Exchange on February 25. Yorke said: "It's because a friend of mine Tony Juniper (who used to be head of Friends of the Earth and who I went to the Copenhagen Summit with) is hoping to become one of the first Green Members of Parliament in the UK. And I wanted to help him out somehow. "I think he'd be a great MP as he knows a lot about dealing (more)...