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Meghan and children won’t join Harry in London

Prince Harry will not bring Meghan and children on London trip amid dispute over security arrangements

The Duchess of Sussex, Prince Archie and Princess Lilibet will not be accompanying Prince Harry when he visits London next week, as a disagreement over his family’s police protection continues.

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Prince Harry will no longer bring Meghan, kids to London on UK trip

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Prince Harry's wife Meghan and their children will not join him in London next week

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Prince Harry will not be joined by Meghan and two children on London visit

Prince Harry's wife, Meghan, and their two children will not travel to London with him next week.

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Royals in chaos as 'entitled' Prince Harry changes mind on bringing Meghan and kids to London

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Meghan and the children will not join Harry for London visit week

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Prince Harry will not be joined by Meghan Markle and kids in visit to UK

Prince Harry’s plans to bring his family back to London after four years have been scrapped after he was denied police protection while in the country, The Telegraph reports.

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Meghan and children won’t join Harry in London – questions remain over UK trip

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Meghan & kids will NOT join Harry in London over security fears – casting doubt on a face-to-face meeting with King

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Rare printing of Declaration of Independence found in London

A rare copy of the Declaration of Independence printed in 1776 has been found in London, making it the only known example of the so-called Exeter printing to exist outside the United States, the Briti...

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UK finding copy of US Declaration of Independence "astonishing"—historian

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Rare Declaration of Independence seized in 1776 uncovered in London

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Rare copy of Declaration of Independence found by U.K. National Archives in papers of captured U.S. ship

Then one day last May the retired insurance executive made a discovery of his own while sifting through the letters of an 18th-century Royal Navy captain.

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See Rare Up Close Look at Declaration of Independence

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Rare Declaration of Independence copy on Display at NYPL

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Madonna withdraws from London Pride last minute due to 'safety concerns'

The rumours got so intense that bosses had to speak out.

Supporting Pride London 'more important than ever'

Attendees at Pride in London have told the BBC that supporting the event is "more important than ever", with thousands turning out for the annual parade. The festival is the UK's largest Pride and one of the capital's biggest public events and this year the organisation running the event said it was expecting crowds of more than one million people.

‘It opened my eyes to the city’: the artist drawing every single pub in London

Lydia Wood began drawing the capital’s pubs after losing her job. Now, after her sketches went viral, she is on a mission to illustrate all the city’s watering holes – before some are closed

Review: Metallica closes longest tour of its career with epic London stand

Metallica finishes up its three-year-plus 72 Seasons Tour with concerts, also featuring Gojira and Pantera, at London Stadium.

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The Kinks' Ray And Dave Davies Reunite For New London Art Exhibition

More than six decades after launching one of Britain’s most influential rock bands, The Kinks’ founding brothers Ray and Dave Davies are collaborating on a new artistic venture that revisits one of the most personal moments in their shared history.

Tens of thousands march in London for annual Pride parade

More than 35,000 people from about 600 groups made their way from Hyde Park Corner to Whitehall via Piccadilly

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Charity serves up tennis lessons to London pupils

With British tennis firmly in the spotlight, a south London charity is opening up the sport to the next generation. Young Champs is helping break down barriers to tennis, giving hundreds of children from underrepresented and lower-income backgrounds access to affordable coaching through its ACE (A Chance for Everyone) campaign.

Free transit for FIFA fans Saturday as London hosts World Cup event

As Canada prepares to take on Morocco in Saturday's Round of 16 match of the FIFA World Cup, the City of London is planning to fill Victoria Park with thousands of fans to cheer the team on.