Catherine and Zara dazzle in stunning dresses at Buckingham Palace party

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Prince William told a Southport survivor, "you're so brave" during the Buckingham Palace garden party this afternoon.A yoga teacher who survived the devastating attack shared the emotional reunion with the Prince of Wales on Friday.Leanne Lucas, who has become a prominent campaigner against knife crime, discussed her Let's Be Blunt initiative with William during the royal gathering.Ms Lucas described the encounter warmly, saying: "I met William and Kate when they last came to Southport, so I'm a surviving teacher of the Southport attack 2024, so really it was like meeting an old friend again, because we had such personal conversations last time we met." TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Prince and Princess of Wales hosted this afternoon's event on behalf of the King.The Let's Be Blunt campaign seeks to persuade knife manufacturers and consumers to abandon pointed-tip kitchen knives, which Ms Lucas argues can become lethal weapons when misused.Her advocacy work began following the...

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The Princess of Wales and Zara Tindall stole the show at a Buckingham Palace garden party this afternoon.This party, which took place this afternoon, celebrated the dedication of frontline workers in the UK, bringing together an estimated 8,000 guests who serve their communities through volunteering, supporting charitable causes and working for emergency services.Royals, including Prince William, Prince Edward, and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, stepped onto the terrace overlooking the palace grounds at precisely 4pm.They paused to observe the national anthem before mingling with attendees.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The Prince and Princess of Wales hosted this afternoon on behalf of His Majesty The King.Catherine selected a stunning £460 Self Portrait dress for the occasion, pairing it with a £135 vintage hat that complemented the ensemble elegantly.Her accessories carried profound sentimental significance, featuring a bracelet that once belonged to the late Diana, Princess of...

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