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Sex, drugs, music and a pension: why 1948 was the luckiest year to be born

• Launching of NHS meant 'cradle to grave' care • Pensions and house prices also good for 1958ers Free healthcare, free schooling, free love – and now early retirement free from the financial woes that plague the rest of us. Could there be a luckier year to have been born than 1948? As pensions fall off a cliff, the smug 61-year-old is planning the next safari or cruise. Nourished...

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British Prince Charles visits Canada (4)

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British Prince Charles visits Canada (3)

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British Prince Charles visits Canada (2)

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Father Raymond J. de Souza: Prince Charles is no Queen Mother

Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall are now visiting Canada, a visit arranged after it became embarrassing to note that he had not been invited to our country in eight years. The visit brings to mind the great love for this country exhibited by his grandmother. During the 1980s, the late Queen Mother was regularly in Canada, making several visits, capped off by her 1989 trip, celebrating the...

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British Prince Charles visits Canada

&$ &$Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty (L) gestures beside Britain's Prince Charles (C) and Camilla, Dutchess of Cornwall at Pearson International Airport in Toronto November 4, 2009. Prince Charles and Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall are currently on an 11 day tour of Canada.(Xinhua/Reuters Photo)&$ &$ &$ 【1】

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Prince Charles and Camilla touring Canada

Britain's Prince Charles and his wife the Duchess of Cornwall began an 11-day tour of Canada Monday. The coast-to-coast tour will take in 12 cities. While Charles, 60, has visited Canada 15 times, the trip is a first for his...

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Britain's Prince Charles and wife visit Canada

Britain's Prince Charles and his wife Camilla arrived Monday in the eastern Canadian city of St. John's for an 11-day royal tour of Canada. The couple were greeted at a ceremony by Prime Minister Stephen Harper, Gov. General Michaelle Jean, Newfoundland's Premier Danny Williams and provincial Lt.-Gov. John Crosbie. The visit includes stops in four provinces, namely Newfoundland and Labrador, Ontario,...

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Prince Charles and Camilla visit Canada for coast-to-coast tour

London - Britain's Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall embarked on an 11-day tour of Canada Monday, taking in 12 cities in a coast-to-coast trip, the prince's office said. While Charles, 60, has visited Canada 15 times, the trip is a first for...

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Prince Charles and Camilla visit Canada for coast-to-coast tour

London - Britain's Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall embarked on an 11-day tour of Canada Monday, taking

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Prince Charles, Camilla to begin tour in St. John's

The last time Prince Charles landed in Canada in 2001, he stepped on a mat of disinfectant to prevent the spread of a Britain-based outbreak of livestock hoof and mouth disease.

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The Queen And Her Fascist Regime Blast The BNP

THE QUEEN has declared WAR on the BNP. She's furious at the party for using Winston Churchill to promote its racist image and has ORDERED all the royals to join forces with her to unite Britain against hated BNP leader Nick Griffin. A senior royal aide told us: "The Queen thinks it is a disgrace that the name of such a courageous leader in our hour of need has been hijacked in this way. "She...

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Richard Rogers vs. Prince Charles: Again

The British architect recently won the Stirling Prize, Britain's highest architectural honor. But was the prize meant as a way for U.K. modern architects to give the finger to Rogers' prime antagonist — and theirs — Prince Charles? Sort of like an Obama Peace Prize that's a shot at George Bush? Rogers [...]

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Pave-paradise plan leaves Prince looking a right Charlie

LONDON: Prince Charles's credibility as guardian of rural Britain has come under fire for planning to build 2000 homes on rolling pasture and an environmentally friendly beef farm.

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boss acts like boss, yokels disappointed

Residents of a sleepy Somerset village have accused Prince Charles of undermining his credibility as the guardian of rural Britain by planning to build 2,000 homes on rolling pasture and an environmentally friendly beef farm. The people of Newton St...