Prince Harry visited a childrens hospital in Barbados [Video]

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Prince Harry visited a children’s hospital in Barbados’ capital Bridgetown on Saturday, as part of his three-day visit to the Caribbean country.

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24 May

If you're in need of mental health support over the #BankHolidayWeekend, please remember that you're not alone and there are places you can turn for help.

RT to help reach those who might need it. Our Twitter channel will have limited moderation. https://t.co/BcMxz9QzhM

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24 May

Today marks the 200th Anniversary of the birth of Queen Victoria. (1819-1901).

#QueenVictoria was born at Kensington Palace and ascended to the throne in 1837 at the age of 18. She reigned for almost 64 years - the second longest reigning monarch after Queen Elizabeth II.

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24 May

200 years ago today Queen Victoria was born at Kensington Palace — now the home of Victoria’s great-great-great-great-grandson, The Duke of Cambridge.

To mark the anniversary we’ve teamed up with @RCT to revisit significant moments at Kensington Palace in her life.

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23 May

Today marks exactly one year since Shout started operating in the UK, initially working behind the scenes in a pilot phase.

In that time, we recruited 1,000 Crisis Volunteers and handled over 70,000 conversations.

Our Crisis Volunteer Carol Keith handled the very first text

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22 May

The Duke of Cambridge met Stuart when he became Patron of @CentrepointUK in 2005 — watch this film to see how Centrepoint has helped thousands of young people #ChangetheStory over the past 50 years.

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"Essentially, Centrepoint saved me."

In 2001, at just 21, Stuart had already been rough sleeping for a number of years. Eventually, Stuart visited an emergency night shelter who referred him to Centrepoint. Together, we were able to #ChangeTheStory.

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