Prince Harry’s Mock Kidnapping Documentary – CBS News Report

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A Channel 4 mock documentary will depict the capture of England’s Prince Harry by the Taliban while serving in Afghanistan. As Mark Phillips reports, the military is not amused.

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"It's simple: by getting tested you are helping stop the HIV epidemic in its tracks. You are helping to save lives." — The Duke of Sussex at the start of #HIVTestWeek @THTorguk @startswith_me

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Watch this film to see how @AfricanParks is not only helping protect Africa’s national parks and advance wildlife conservation but also supporting people living in and around the parks.

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This week The Duke of Sussex, @AfricanParks President, attended a strategy meeting. HRH received an update on African Parks’ goal of managing 20 parks by 2020, helping to ensure more wild areas can be effectively managed and conserved for the benefit of people and wildlife.

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“Social media companies have done more to connect the world than has ever been achieved in human history. Surely you can connect with each other about smart ways to deal with the unintended consequences of these connections?” — The Duke of Cambridge #AntiBullyingWeek

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“We have to acknowledge that much of the early optimism and hope of social media is giving way to very real concern, and even fear about its impact on our lives.” — The Duke of Cambridge #AntiBullyingWeek

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