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A visit by the Prince of Wales to Suffolk has been postponed due to bad weather. His Royal Highness Prince William was due to visit the Army Air Corps at the regiments at Wattisham on Thursday.

The Prince of Wales has postponed an engagement at the Wattisham, Suffolk, regiments today due to harsh weather. Prince William, 42, Colonel-in-Chief, the Army Air Corps, was due to meet service ...

The Prince of Wales has postponed a visit to meet troops and their families from the Army Air Corps (AAC). He was due to arrive at Wattisham flying station in Suffolk in a Wildcat Helicopter ...

Prince William prompts laughter with joke about Aston Villa "The Prince of Wales sends his sincere apologies to those who he had been due to meet and hopes to reschedule his visit at the earliest ...

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